On 25th April 2016, Radio Liberty in Kazakhstan published an article about imprisoned member of Hizb ut Tahrir Rafis Galiulin. Journalists report that Rafis Galiulin is contained in Pavlodar penal colony under inhumane conditions:

Today, 12/5/2016, one can read on altinget.dk that parliament now has passed that, we in Hizb ut Tahrir, can no longer rent public halls, something the culture and leisure mayor of Copenhagen, Christian Ebbesen (Danish Peoples Party), has long called for.

In the mid February 2016, the Tanzanian government declared officially that it would not allow traders to import sugar into the country unless they have a special license from the State House. That step was taken on the basis of the so called ‘protecting the internal sugar factories’. This has led to an inflation of the sugar price by more than 100% comparing to the government’s fixed price of Tsh.1800.

On 26 April 2016, the Russian Human Rights Center, Memorial, issued a statement in which it recognized 23 Muslims, arrested in Bashkortostan on charges of affiliation with Hizb ut Tahrir, as political prisoners. Their names are: Rustem Latypov, Linar Vakhitov, Radik Akhmetov, Fanis Akhmetshin, Rustem Gallyamov, Rishat Gataullin, Ilgiz Gimaletdinov, Azamat Kayumov, Aleksandr Kornev, Radmir Maksutov, Rinat Mamaev, Farid Mustafaev, Khalil Mustafin, Rinat Nurlygayanov, Artur Salimov, Irek Tagirov, Aramis Fazylov,…