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The Health and Human Rights Violations of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Due to the 2023 War on Gaza

by Ponn P Mahayosnand, W. S. Chan | Dec 29, 2025

Introduction Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are defined as people who are displaced and seek refuge within their own country. (1-3) Due to the Gaza war and genocide, 90% of its entire civilian population (2 million as of the end of 2024) have been uprooted, the...

Assisted Dying in the United Kingdom: Ethical Complexity, Vulnerability and Responsibilities of Muslim Healthcare Professionals

by Dr Nadia Khan | Dec 29, 2025

Introduction The debate surrounding physician assisted suicide also known by the terminology of ‘assisted dying’ has intensified in the United Kingdom over the past decade. At the time of writing, there is increasing momentum towards legalisation with bills...

AI-Powered Mentorship: Bridging Gaps for Muslim Healthcare Professionals in the UK

by Dr Asad Hameed, Dr Muhammed Monjur Ahmed | Aug 31, 2025

Background In the United Kingdom, Muslim healthcare professionals (MHPs) frequently encounter obstacles to career advancement, such as a lack of mentorship that is culturally sensitive, without implicit bias and underrepresentation in leadership roles (1-3). While...

Maternal and Neonatal Care in Conflict Zones: A Case Study on Care in Occupied Palestinian Territories

by Hidayah Afzal | Aug 30, 2025

Abstract This research paper explores the relationship between maternal health and conflict, specifically looking at the situation in occupied Palestinian territories. The framework used, situates health outcomes within broader structures of settler colonialism and...

Immigrant, Racialised and Ethno-Culturally Diverse Communities and Community Treatment Orders: A Scoping Review

by Hira Ahmad, Dr. Alasdair Forrest, Dr. Martin Rotenberg | Aug 30, 2025

Purpose People with serious mental illness from immigrant, racialised and ethno- culturally diverse communities experience greater coercion in mental health care. This review aims to scope the literature and synthesise findings relevant on the association between...
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