Conflict in and between Muslim majority nations requires urgent attention. As part of this urgent priority UJN continues, with its network to foster conflict resolution, as well as analyse the causes of such conflict including sectarianism, nationalism and collusion. Find out more here.
A Universal Justice Network (UJN) delegation led by IHRC is currently visiting Malaysia and Indonesia to address the recent sectarian problems reportedly promoted by some
Rising communal and sectarian hatred in Pakistan is to form the subject of a discussion at the annual meeting of United Nations Human Rights Council
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The report of UJN Observer Mission to Indonesia: INVESTIGATING CLAIMS OF SECTARIANISM’ recounting the group’s findings and recommendations from the Sampang Crisis, can be downloaded
Full set of resources available of this historic meeting available here. Islamic Human Rights Commission and Citizens International as joint secretariats of Universal Justice Network
The signed copy can be downloaded from the end of the page. Full text below. UJN Pakistan Unity Declaration 1434 (i) Whilst recognising that the
Universal Justice Network wishes all Muslims in Malaysia a happy and spiritually meaningful Eid al Fitr. Millions of Muslims have answered Allah’s command and completed
An IHRC delegation of human rights activists are on their way to Indonesia amid concerns of sectarian disunity and violence emerging in the historically tolerant
Ramadan 1433 / August 2012 The convenors of Charter 3:103 are deeply alarmed at the upsurge in sectarian preaching amongst the Muslim community this Ramadan.
Arzu Merali argues that Muslims have failed many oppressed people, including the Rohingya, by only recognising their plight when the Western media takes and interest.
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