Habib Siddiqui

  3 mosques demolished in 5 days in India  "And who are more unjust than those who prevent the name of Allah from being mentioned in His mosques and strive toward their destruction? It is not for them to enter them except in fear. For them in this world is disgrace, and they will have in the Hereafter a great punishment." (Quran 2:114) Stand Up for Religious Freedom in India The demolition of mosques is not simply a local zoning issue or a bureaucratic dispute. For many communities, these sacred spaces are centers of worship, education, charity, and communal life. As reports of mosque demolitions continue to emerge across India, the trend raises serious concerns about religious freedom, equal treatment under the law, and the protection of minority rights. The loss of a mosque is not only the loss of a building—it is the loss of a piece of a community's history, identity, and spiritual heritage. Justice For All's Save India From Fascism campaign is working to document ...

  Gaza “Wall of Tears” Display in Dearborn Serves as a Powerful Memorial to Gaza’s Children Opened on Thursday, June 11, and continuing through July 31, 2026, the City of Dearborn is hosting the outdoor “Wall of Tears” installation at PEACE Park East. The 100-foot bilingual mural in Arabic and English features the names, ages, and stories of 18,457 Palestinian children killed in Gaza since October 2023. These 18,457 names represent only a portion of the children killed in Gaza, serving as a reminder of the scale of loss endured by Palestinian families and communities. Organizers note that total child fatalities are estimated to exceed 75,000, underscoring the magnitude of the immense loss of young lives. Behind every statistic is a human life, a family, and a future that should never be forgotten. Created by artist Phil Buehler, the installation spans the park and invites visitors to reflect on the individual lives behind the headlines, transforming statistics into names, stories, ...

  Immediately Release Detained Analysts on Myanmar, Respect Due Process Recent arrests of U.S citizens highlight risks facing researchers, analysts, and civil society ©Adam Castillo and Min Zin. Click here or on the image to read in your browser . Share Tweet   (BANGKOK, June 17, 2026)—Chinese authorities and the Myanmar military junta should immediately release U.S. citizens Min Zin and Adam Castillo or promptly present credible evidence of a recognizable criminal offense and guarantee their due process rights, Fortify Rights said today. The Myanmar military junta’s detention of researcher Adam Castillo and the Chinese authorities’ detention of Myanmar analyst Min Zin raise serious concerns about the use of arbitrary detention and broadly defined security-related laws to target civil society actors, researchers, and analysts. The detentions come as Myanmar junta leader Min Aung Hlaing begins a five-day visit to China, where he is expected to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping ...

  (LONDON, June 15, 2026) The United League of Arakan (ULA) and its armed wing, the Arakan Army (AA), should immediately end the forced labor of Rohingya civilians in northern Maungdaw Township and halt the confiscation and redistribution of Rohingya-owned land to ethnic Rakhine settlers, the Burma Human Rights Network (BHRN) said today. Information gathered by BHRN's human rights researchers reveals that since the last week of May 2026, the ULA/AA has imposed forced labor demands on at least six Rohingya villages in northern Maungdaw, more than 300 people in total, to build infrastructure for new settlements it intends to establish for Rakhine communities at Sapay Kone and Maung Hna Ma, both former Rohingya villages. The Arakan Army is seizing Rohingya land, handing it to Rakhine settlers, and forcing the dispossessed Rohingya to build the new settlements with their own hands," said Kyaw Win, Executive Director of the Burma Human Rights Network. "This is forced labour in...

  Senator the Hon Penny Wong  Minister for Foreign Affairs  Government of Australia 15 June 2026 Dear Minister,                Thank you for your correspondence of 13 January 2026. The Special Advisory Council for Myanmar (SAC-M) welcomes your expressed commitment to maintaining global attention on the crisis in Myanmar, and your rejection of the Myanmar military junta’s staged elections.               We write to address Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to host junta leader Min Aung Hlaing in New Delhi earlier this month. Their talks reportedly focused on defence, security, infrastructure and trade, all issues of core concern to the Quad.                Prime Minister Modi’s engagement with and recognition of Min Aung Hlaing is deeply at odds with the Quad’s position on Myanmar agreed just weeks earlier. It has compromised the Quad and its memb...