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Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka Latest Breaking News and Headlines - Print Edition UK s largest Muslim body to sue Sri Lanka

 Serious violation of the religious freedom of a minority group By Easwaran Rutnam Britain’s largest Muslim umbrella body, the Muslim Council of Britain, is to launch legal action against the Sri Lankan government over its forced cremation policy. The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) has set up a taskforce headed by Assistant Secretary-General Zara Mohammed, consisting of UK-based Sri Lankan representative bodies, lawyers, medical experts, and senior leaders of the community. The MCB taskforce has written to the Foreign Secretary and the Sri Lankan High Commissioner to request an immediate reversal of the ‘forced cremation’ policy and highlight its impact on Muslim and Christian communities.

Daily Mirror - UK S largest Muslim body to sue Sri Lanka

HomeBreaking NewsUK’S largest Muslim body to sue Sri Lanka UK’S largest Muslim body to sue Sri Lanka 31 December 2020 09:16 am - 56     Britain’s largest Muslim umbrella body, the Muslim Council of Britain, is to launch legal action against the Sri Lankan government over its forced cremation policy. The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) has set up a taskforce headed by Assistant Secretary-general Zara Mohammed, consisting of Uk-based Sri Lankan representative bodies, lawyers, medical experts, and senior leaders of the community. The MCB taskforce has written to the Foreign Secretary and the Sri Lankan High Commissioner to request an immediate reversal of the ‘forced cremation’ policy and highlight its impact on Muslim and Christian communities.

LankaWeb – The Muslim Council of Britain to launch legal action against Sri Lankan government s forced cremations

Posted on December 30th, 2020 PRESS RELEASE The Muslim Council of Britain 30 December 2020 The Muslim Council of Britain to launch legal action against Sri Lankan government’s ‘forced cremations’ The ongoing ‘forced cremation’ policy by the Sri Lankan Government of COVID-19 deceased has included a 20-day old baby and over 100 Muslims according to a reliable source. In response to this, the Muslim Council of Britain has set up a Taskforce headed by Assistant Secretary-General, Zara Mohammed, consisting of UK-based Sri Lankan representative bodies, lawyers, medical experts, and senior leaders of the community. The MCB taskforce has written to the Foreign Secretary and the Sri Lankan High Commissioner to request an immediate reversal of this ‘forced cremation’ policy and highlight its impact on Muslim and Christian communities.

On track with pandemic diplomacy

On track with pandemic diplomacy © Provided by New Straits Times A medical staff member preparing a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine. Malaysia has signed an agreement with Pfizer to purchase supply of the vaccines. AFP PIC LETTERS: The Covid-19 pandemic has put a dent on Malaysian diplomacy. For the country, in the conduct of diplomacy, two things stood out prominently towards the end of the year. Malaysia participated in the 11th Asean United Nations Virtual Summit in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Nov 15. Several dialogue-partner countries also took part online. The summit ended with declarations that included the commitment to move ahead with the Asean Community Post 2025 Vision. The impact of Covid-19 on member countries was also discussed.

Sunday Times - Muslim Council of Britain to launch legal action against Govt s forced cremations of COVID victims

Sunday Times - Muslim Council of Britain to launch legal action against Govt s forced cremations of COVID victims
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