Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky is a prominent Islamic scholar and the leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria.

This episode is an interview with doctor of jurisprudence and human rights activist, Stanley Cohen.

This week, we are going to review a few of our previous shows. We want to monitor what changes, if any, have taken place on the issues that we have highlighted.

Around 2 a.m on the morning of Saturday, November 28, 1953, something rather strange happened at a New York City hotel.

From misinformation media campaigns to sanctions, the tools of war have changed to target nations.

This edition of the program is about the status of human rights in Bahrain. The regime is boasting about democracy while many human rights activists are either killed, or imprisoned, or stripped of citizenship rights.

On this program, we will look at how propaganda was fine-tuned during WWI and why that matters to us today.

Iranian women understand the value and importance of family and the strength that one gets from that unit and they refuse to have others define them. And they understand that they have responsibilities to the overall society if they can help fulfill the needs of it.

Being punished for the original sin and that is beating White supremacy colonialism. That is how some experts describe what has happened and continues to happen to a small but significant nation in the Caribbean, Haiti.

One of the latest stories that have come out of Iran is the story of a young woman named Mahsa Amini.