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Muslim groups in the United States have pleaded for the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation to speak out on China’s mass imprisonment of Uighurs, accusing the global body of abetting what some described as genocide. The OIC consists of 57 Muslim-majority nations and frequently takes up cases in which it believes Muslims are mistreated, criticising Israel for its occupation of Palestinian territories and, at Pakistan’s behest, speaking on India’s Hindu nationalist government. But the group headquartered in Saudi Arabia has not voiced alarm over China’s western region of Xinjiang, where...

US Muslim groups accuse OIC of abetting China’s Uighur ‘genocide’ Al Jazeera English © Rushan Abbas of Campaign for Uyghurs speaks to a group gathered near the White House to call on the ... Rushan Abbas of Campaign for Uyghurs speaks to a group gathered near the White House to call on the US government to respond to China's alleged abuses of Uighurs [File: Leah Millis/Reuters] Muslim groups in the United States have pleaded for the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation to speak out on China’s mass imprisonment of Uighurs, accusing the global body of abetting what som...

Washington, DC- Muslims in Mumbai hold a placard of Chinese President Xi Jinping during a November 2020 protest against Beijing’s treatment of the Uighur minority  Punit PARANJPE AFP/File US Muslim groups pleaded Thursday for the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to speak out on China’s mass incarceration of Uighurs, accusing the global body of abetting what some described as genocide. The OIC consists of 57 Muslim-majority nations and frequently takes up cases in which it believes Muslims are mistreated, criticizing Israel and, at Pakistan’s behest, India. But the group headquarter...

Police on Monday said a 21-year-old man was driving, a 19-year-old man was in the front passenger seat and the injured man was in the back seat of a dual cab ute which crashed into water about 2pm Sunday. Emergency services were called to the Lifestyle Supports property at Diddillibah on Sunday after a 29-year-old man was seriously injured when a ute became submerged in water. Nambour Forensic Crash Unit officer-in-charge Sergeant Sherryn Klump said the driver and the front seat passenger were able to free themselves from the ute before it completely submerged. "The driver broke a window...