The Myanmar brutal regime has viciously persecuted the Rohingya Muslims. The Myanmar regime does not even recognize Rohingya Muslims as legal citizens of Myanmar. They cannot travel without a permit. At the time of marriage they must give written assurance that they will not have more than two children. They are subjected to forced labor, as they have to work one day at any military or national project and one night as a sanitary worker.

At the end of her visit to Sudan, the Special Rapporteur of the United Nations on Violence against Women, Rashida Manjoo, gave a press statement, and in it she expressed her appreciation to the Government of Sudan for inviting her for this visit. And she said that despite the laws, policies and programs, violence against women is still a worrying issue, a large number of women and girls living in the context of a severe lack of equality...

The "Kidnapper" Raheel-Nawaz regime sunk even deeper in its suppression of Islam when on 26 May 2015, its thugs seized a Shab of Hizb ut Tahrir outside Ghurki Hospital in Lahore, where he was seeking treatment for a severe disease of the gut.

On Sunday 24/5/2015, Executive Director of the United Nations Children's Fund UNICEF, Anthony Lake, announced that 135 children were killed and 260 others were injured as a result of the escalation of the conflict in Yemen.