…over 100 Imams from throughout the Philippines. During our time in the Philippines, we also participated in several parallel events outside of the Institute. Dr. al-Hibri was interviewed for television…
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…that protect the rights of such workers, many of whom are immigrants from other counties. These workers hailing mainly from Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, the Philippines and Nepal are exempt…
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…to modify its rules and permit Ms. Abdul-Qaadir to play while observing her headscarf for the following reasons: 1. Article 4.4.2 of the FIBA Official Basketball Rules (“the Rule”) is…
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…online campaign, were/will be gifted to the family. The family’s reaction: The brothers, along with welcomed neighborhood children, assembled their puzzle of the world and proudly shared their achievement with…
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…through, share your advocacy stories, understand what motivates your elected official,” among others. After discussing participants’ own experiences with policy advocacy, they shared their appreciation for Ms. Raja and her…
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…in the official record of the hearing. While Senators may disagree on many foreign policy issues, there was bipartisan support for the need to effectively, adequately, and appropriately address one…
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On January 7, 2014, KARAMAH submitted written testimony for the official record at a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights hearing focused on the Syrian…
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…following three contributing factors: 1. The proliferation of bias/Islamophobic law enforcement and military trainings which lend official credence to anti-Muslim hate; 2. Religious, racial and ethnic profiling by state and…
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…a person is “regular minister having care of souls.” While Mr. T was not the official imam of a mosque, he had previously carried out the duties of an imam…
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…government’s Countering Violent Extremism (“CVE”) programs. While we welcome the recent decision to suspend the Shared Responsibility Committees (“SRCs”), we remained concerned that these committees will still be used, either…
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