US EditionWhen Conscience Becomes Crime: The Vacuous Charge of Extremism for Advocates and Activists
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When Conscience Becomes Crime: The Vacuous Charge of Extremism for Advocates and Activists
Setting out the concept for IHRC & SACC’s annual Islamophobia conference, Saeed Khan argues that charging opponents and dissenters as extremists has a long pedigree. Ignoring the cynical definitions of governments must be the rallying call for activists everywhere. The pantheon of western heroes is replete with individuals who risked their livelihoods, liberties and lives for the higher calling of greater rights, freedoms and virtues to benefit…
The 761st Jasmine Revolution took place at 4:00 PM on October 25, 2025, in front of the Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles. It was jointly initiated by the Los Angeles Committee of the China Democratic Party, the China Democratic League for Human Rights, and Opposition Magazine. Over a dozen participants delivered public speeches, calling for the release of imprisoned prisoners of conscience, including Xing Wangli and Zhang Pancheng.
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