On October 24 of each year, the world celebrates United Nations Day, the anniversary of the founding of the largest international organization in modern history, with the aim of highlighting the organization's purposes for maintaining international peace.
The Fifth International Conference of the Fatwa Authorities Worldwide, held in Cairo a few days ago, announced a “Charter of Tolerance for Juristic and Fatwa Differences”, signed by 85 countries with the aim of rejecting sectarian intolerance.
Armed conflicts have played a key role in the rise in the number of people suffering from starvation around the world in the last three years, with a total of 822 million people lacking adequate food.
A new study by the START project on terrorist operations in 2018 revealed a decrease in the rate of terrorist operations as a result of the collapse of ISIS in Syria and Iraq, but they warned against the rise of al-Qaeda-linked groups in Africa.
Peter Handke winning the 2019 Nobel Prize in Literature was a shock to international literary circles because of his notorious racist attitudes and his defense of the Bosnian Muslims' genocide. It caused literary institutions to be skeptical of his eligibility.
A poll of 19,000 people from 16 European countries showed the impact of Islamophobia on the old continent's citizens varied based on factors such as political affiliation, educational level and age, as illustrated in the accompanying infographic.
October marks the anniversary of the outbreak of the longest war in American history: the invasion of Afghanistan. While the biggest losers of this war were the Afghan citizens, some statistics say that civilian casualties were so many that they couldn’t be recorded.
The Israeli Occupation Authorities have committed 376 violations against Palestinians in Jerusalem in September 2019, with the aim of perpetuating the settlement presence. Israeli plans to change the demographic character of the city.
A survey conducted by the University of Salzburg shows that Muslims, who make up 8% of the population of Austria, face a major racist threat due to the spread of Islamophobia, as many people from the Austrian society support restricting the rights of Muslims.
The Egyptian Ministry of Awqaf has announced its launch of the global advocacy campaign in 20 different languages, named “This Is Islam” during the month of March on the occasion of the Prophet's birthday. Its aim is to address the effects of Islamophobia.
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