The arrest of several Muslim women activists in Kyrgyzstan under the guise of extremism and radicalism seems to be an old trend developed by Kyrgyz Muslim rulers once again, just like their fellow dictators in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.

The people of Central Asia experienced torments under the rule of the Tsars, and after them the rule of the Communists under the Soviet Union, who ruled them with an iron fist, demolishing mosques and turning them into pubs or stables for horses. The Muslims there barely took a breath after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the decline of its rule, before the rulers of villainous agents came…

In 2018, Human Rights Watch found that Article 299-2 of the Kyrgyz criminal code, the most widely applied charge in relation to the possession of extremist material and carries a sentence of between three and ten years in prison even if there is no incitement to violence or distribution has resulted in hundreds of people being convicted and imprisoned.

5th August 2020 marked a year since Modi initially laid siege to Occupied Kashmir. We have now entered the second year of Modi’s forcible annexation, with brutal suppression of Muslims in Occupied Kashmir and numerous attacks upon Azad (Liberated) Kashmir, to mark his newly claimed territory.