The Cordoba Foundation writes to the US Secretary of State and UK Foreign Secretary regarding Egypt
The Cordoba Foundation has written to the US Secretary of State and the UK Foreign Secretary expressing concern about the events in Egypt
Ramadan Mubarak
The Cordoba Foundation sends its best wishes to friends, colleagues and supporters observing the Holy Month of Ramadan
Event Report: Launch of Cordoba Papers – A Call to Action for Muslim Civil Society in Britain
On Wednesday 26th June at the Osmani Centre, London, The Cordoba Foundation launched the latest in a series of the Cordoba Papers, titled “Meet the Challenge, Make the Change – A Call to Action for Muslim Civil Society in Britain”.
Jubilant Crowds May Yet Come to Regret End of Brotherhood Government
Only 29 months ago, Egyptians were united in celebrating the removal of Mubarak's 30-year rule and the triumph of what seemed a glorious revolution that had inspired many around the world. This week, the Egyptian people, back on the streets in their many millions,...
The MENA Report – Analysis and Insights from the Arab World (Vol1 Issue 6)
The MENA Report, is a series of monthly reports, providing insights and analysis of events and developments in the Middle East and North Africa. In this edition, we examine the struggle of the proponents of moderate Islamic political thought between the ultra nationalists and neo-orientalists paradigms
Public Meeting: Don’t let the Racists Divide Us
This meeting will committ to a Tower Hamlets free from Hatred and is organised by United East End
Roundtable: The Roles of Regional State and Non-State Players and the Implications for US Afghan Withdrawal and Beyond
This event is organised by the Institute of Islamic Strategic & Socio-Political Affairs along with its project associates including The Cordoba Foundation
High-Level Roundtable on Peace Processes, Conflict and Humanitarian Needs in Myanmar.
This is an invitation only event, organised by the Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG) at the Overseas Development Institute and co-organised with efugees International, Muslim Charities Forum and The Cordoba Foundation
Seventy Six Civil Society Organisations Call for Greater Protection of Rohingya
Today, The Cordoba Foundation and 75 other civil society organisations including the Equal Rights Trust issued a joint statement calling for an end to on-going human rights and humanitarian abuses against the stateless Rohingya in Rakhine state of Myanmar.
Sri Lanka: The Uncertain Future for IDPs
In a previous piece for Fair Observer, I wrote about the plight of internally displaced persons (IDPs) who were victims of the Sri Lankan conflict at the hands of the LTTE, and who still remain without much hope of any viable solution today. These victims, who have...
