Human Rights
in Islamic Countries
Netherlands to grant asylum to women and girls seeking freedom from the Taliban
Former Taliban Prisoner Rejects Group’s Denial of Torture Claims
Iran's war on protesters enters a lethal new phase
Thousands of anti-regime protesters, including teenagers, are facing execution as the Iranian government's crackdown on dissent escalates to unprecedented levels.
Life of Women Under the Taliban: How Afghanistan turned into the world’s harshest gender apartheid regime
UN Confirms Taliban Rape & Sexual Abuse Of Afghan Women
Amnesty: More than 6,000 arrested in Iran since war began
Iran restores connectivity to create ‘limited amount of relief,’ censorship remains
Taliban child marriage law has NO minimum age for girls
Iran's regime continues irregular death sentencing
Malaysian police arrest 51 men, seize drugs in 'gay party' raids
Iran: Family forced into nighttime burial after student killed in protests
Christian girls from Pakistan were forced into marriage by Muslims
UN condemns Taliban law legalizing child marriage
Yet the same UN would condemn as “Islamophobic” anyone who suggested that the Taliban’s child marriage law had anything to do with Islam.
Pakistan Fails to Make Arrests in Violence against Christians
Senegal PM says tyrannical West wants to 'impose' homosexuality
Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko on Friday condemned Western "tyranny" in wanting to "impose" homosexuality, and rejected any attempt to stop the application of a new law toughening sentences for same-sex relations.
Indonesia: Woman passes out after couple is lashed 100 times for sex outside marriage
Taliban’s new child marriage law counts ‘silence of a virgin girl as consent’
Iran’s Executions More Than Double in 2025, Making Up 80% of Global Total, New Data Shows
Iranian internet blackout enters 12th week
Iraqi Court Rules in Favor of Christian Woman Seeking to Restore Religious Identity
CSPII Commentary: The woman was raised in a Christian family but was automatically registered as Muslim. The reclassification occurred after her mother separated from her Christian father and later married a Muslim man. Had her biological father been a Muslim, the court would likely not have ruled in her favor.