The case was filed under the concerns of black magic and superstitious acts being spread through gifts and monetary benefits.
The case was filed on the exclusion of women of menstruating age from the Sabarimala shrine which was dedicated to a celibate God. The case questioned as to whether this exclusionary practice amounts to discrimination.
In 2011, the author was stopped for an identity check while wearing her niqab.
Incitement to racial or religious hatred by a politician.
The author of the communication is J.I., a national of Afghanistan. He claims that his deportation to Afghanistan by the Sweden would violate his rights under articles 6, 7 and 18 of the Covenant.
The author claims that worshippers of traditional (mainstream) religions in Kazakhstan, such as Islam and Christianity, are not required to obtain permission to hold their ceremonies outside of their places of registration.
Appellant along with other Muslim ladies was plucking Falsa, uttering derogatory remarks against a Holy Prophet
