Srebrenica At 30: A Tragedy Remembered, A Hypocrisy Exposed – OpEd
Thirty years ago, on July 11, 1995, Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic walked through the streets of Srebrenica, signaling
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Author: Dr. Habib Siddiqui
Dr. Habib Siddiqui has a long history as a peaceful activist in an effort towards improving human rights and creating a just and equitable world. He has written extensively in the arena of humanity, global politics, social conscience and human rights since 1980, many of which have appeared in newspapers, magazines, journals and the Internet. He has tirelessly championed the cause of the disadvantaged, the poor and the forgotten here in Americas and abroad. Commenting on his articles, others have said, "His meticulously researched essays and articles combined with real human dimensions on the plight of the displaced peoples of Rohingya in Myanmar, Chechnya, Bosnia, Kosovo and Palestine, and American Muslims in the post-9/11 era have made him a singular important intellectual offering a sane voice with counterpoints to the shrill threats of the oppressors and the powerful. He offers a fresh and insightful perspective on a whole generation of a misunderstood and displaced people with little or no voice of their own." He has authored 11 books, five of which are now available through Amazon.com. His latest book - Devotional Stories is published by A.S. Noordeen, Malaysia.
Articles by Dr. Habib Siddiqui :
America Joins Israel’s War—Again – OpEd
Israel has done it again—dragged the United States into another war it didn’t start. For over three decades, Prime Minister
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The Forgotten Annexation: How India Absorbed Sikkim Through Intrigue And Force – OpEd
On May 29, 2025 Prime Minister Modi addressed the ‘Sikkim@50’ celebrations in Gangtok via videoconferencing, congratulating the people of Sikkim
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From Pahalgam To Propaganda: The Modi Government’s Global Disinformation Campaign – OpEd
The Modi Government of India is in damage control. It was humiliated in the latest war against Pakistan. It has
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Land Ownership Disputes In Bangladesh: An Urgent Call For Action – OpEd
Land in Bangladesh is owned either by private individuals and entities or by the state. The three most common private
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A Must Strategy For Bangladesh – OpEd
Arguably, all human evolution has been driven by IP (Intellectual Property) and OS (Operating System). When IP touches masses it
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‘A History Of The Rohingyas To 1948’ And ‘The Citizenship Issue Of The Rohingya And Myanmar’s Policy Of Denationalization’ – Book Review
The Rohingyas of Arakan of Burma (Myanmar) have been the repeat victims of genocidal crimes perpetrated by the Buddhist majority
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Keeping The August 5 Revolution Alive: Lessons From The Jewish Holocaust – OpEd
Yesterday, I was talking with a good friend of mine who (true to his last name) has been at the
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The Sad Case Of Momin Khawaja In Canada – OpEd
In the late 1970s, I came to Canada for higher studies in chemical engineering. I had the rare opportunity there
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Donald Trump’s Deplorable Allegations Against Bangladesh – OpEd
In times of war, truth is often the first casualty. The US elections are increasingly becoming the battle grounds where
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