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Interview with Aafia Siddiqui’s Attorney- Tina Foster of the International Justice Network

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March 31, 2013

Assalam alaykum wa rahmatulaah,

March 30th, 2013 marks 10 years since Aafia Siddiqui was kidnapped outside her home in Karachi, Pakistan. 10 years of unjust imprisonment. I recently interviewed Tina Foster, Aafia’s attorney chosen by Sr. Aafia herself. Please listen to the full length audio for the in depth interview to hear how Aafia is doing from one of the only people she trusts who has actually met with her recently. Keep up with the important work of the International Justice Network and freeaafia.com and above all keep political prisoners and victims of the war on terror in your prayer, write to them and spread awareness about their plight.

With salam,

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Hena Zuberi

Hena Zuberi is the Editor in Chief of Muslimmatters.org. She leads the DC office of the human rights organization, Justice For All, focusing on stopping the genocide of the Rohingya under Burma Task Force, advocacy for the Uighur people with the Save Uighur Campaign and Free Kashmir Action. She was a Staff Reporter at the Muslim Link newspaper which serves the DC Metro. Hena has worked as a television news reporter and producer for CNBC Asia and World Television News. Active in her SoCal community, Hena served as the Youth Director for the Unity Center. Using her experience with Youth, she conducts Growing Up With God workshops. hena.z@muslimmatters.org Follow her on Twitter @henazuberi.

1 Comment

qudrat

August 25, 2013 at 4:18 AM

May Allah save her and others of our fellow muslim brothers & sisters being held unjustly, May Allah save us from the evils of their evils and grant us the good lfe of the hereafter.

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