Amnesty International supports Jihad and Taliban

 Claudio Cordone, Secretary General of Amnesty International recently said that “defensive jihad” is not in conflict with human rights.

He made this comment in response to an international outcry from human rights activists. The man was asked about the collaboration between Amnesty and Cageprisonners founded by Moazzam Begg, a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner nicknamed “the biggest fan of the Taliban in the UK”.

“Moazzam Begg and other Cageprisonners have clearly expressed their views, for example …. on jihad; “Do such views contravene human rights? Our answer is NO”

The initiators of the petition – Amrita Chhachhi, Sara Hossain and Sunila Abeysekera, all key activists for women’s rights – have found Cordone’s comment “incredible and shocking.”
Is Claudio Cordone corrupt?

Kilde The Hindu

The myth of a defensive jihad

No violence is necessary on the part of the alleged attackers for Islam to consider itself attacked and then defend itself. Only the denial of free individuals to submit to Allah and its principles is attacking Islam and is a manifestation of pride that must be punished:

31.7 And when you recite to him Our verses, he turns his back proudly, as if he had not heard them, as if there were deafness in his ears. Then announce to him a painful punishment! Says Allah.