Government’s race report branded a “complete whitewash” for denial of institutional racism in UK
“In it, the government cannot even bring itself to acknowledge or show any empathy for the incidence of racism in the UK ... Frankly, by denying the evidence of institutional racism … I think they’ve insulted every ethnic minority in this country – the very people who continue to experience racism on a daily basis.”
British government facing criticism for “abetting genocide of Uyghur Muslims” by exporting techniques and training to Chinese Communist Party
In June 2016 the British government initiated a project codenamed Project Hunter that in part aimed to export the toxic and failing Prevent programme across the world. Specifically, the project aimed to introduce the programme into China, allegedly so that Chinese Community Party (CCP) leaders could experiment and implement it on the Uyghur people of East Turkestan.
Bangladesh: Vital aid provided by Turkey amid second Rohingya camp fire
Turkey has continued to provide vital assistance to its fellow Muslim brethren after a second deadly fire broke out at the Kutupalong refugee camp in the Cox’s Bazar district of Bangladesh on Friday morning.
Children unknowingly ensnared into gambling in video games, report exposes
A damning report from GambleAware has described a staple of many seemingly innocent games as “structurally and psychologically akin” to gambling, “setting kids up for addiction" the NHS adds.
Muslim sports organisation collaborates with 72 professional football clubs in celebrating Ramadan
A Muslim London-based non-profit organisation that strives to produce and nurture Muslim athletes in the UK, has successfully gathered over seventy British professional football clubs to collectively celebrate and learn more about the upcoming month of Ramadan.
Twelve dead during anti-Modi clashes surrounding 50th anniversary of Bangladesh independence
The 26th of March marked the 50th anniversary of the independence of Bangladesh from Pakistan, but the jubilant mood felt by Bangladeshis was short-lived as protests erupted concerning the two-day state visit of neighbouring India’s leader, Narendra Modi.
Taliban vows to target foreign forces if peace-deal May deadline violated
Could war erupt once again in Afghanistan?
Cartoon “blasphemy” – put down your crayons and pick up a book
Read about the latest provocations of Muslims at a school in Batley, and what Dr Salman and Sh Haitham have to say about it.
Members of Exeter University argue institution fuelling Uyghur genocide
Students at the University of Exeter have criticised their institution for having links with proponents of the Uyghur genocide.
UN confirms reports Saudi official threatened Special Rapporteur would be “taken care of”
The UN has confirmed that a senior unnamed Saudi official had on two occasions made death threats against Agnes Callamard, the UN Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial, Summary, or arbitrary executions.