Tag: EXTREMISM
Uyghur genocide: XPCC’s 69-year reign of oppression
Maira Mirza from Human Aid & Advocacy discusses the role played by a key facilitator in the oppression of East Turkestani Muslims.
Hindu fascist apprehended over anti-Muslim riots
Monu Manesar, alleged to be the chief instigator of deadly anti-Muslim riots in Haryana state, has been arrested.
Uyghur Muslims blame Western travel agencies for aiding genocide
Condemnation intensifies as China encourages foreign tourists to visit occupied East Turkestan while presenting "simulacra".
UK at crossroads over Uyghur forced labour in solar supply chain
Amendment to the energy bill is a litmus test for the government in standing up to China for crimes committed against Uyghur Muslims.
Indian facade of “communal tensions” unveiled as systematic anti-Muslim violence
So-called "communal tensions" in India's Haryana state are code for calculated anti-Muslim abuse led by Hindutva zealots.
China’s obliteration of the Uyghurs’ last refuge: their home
The Chinese regime remains engaged in relentless multi-faceted attempts at destroying Uyghur families and homes; the world must put an end to this.
The UN has confirmed China’s war on Islam – how long will the Islamic world remain silent?
Uyghur leader Abdulhakim Idris says the conscience of the Islamic nation worldwide continues to bleed with the Uyghur Genocide, but how long will its leaders stay silent?
I’m Worried About Abuse Against Prevent-walas
Prevent is a Trojan Horse by Michael Gove & Peter Clarke’s own standards, and its practitioners are not happy...
Newly released list of Prevent Priority Areas proves the policy is oppressive at the core
By injecting funds into the oppressive Prevent programme in areas with high concentrations of Muslims, the government can no longer claim that it is unbiased against Islam.
Authors of new extremism report have no independence or credibility
Last week, the Commission for Countering Extremism (CCE) published a report calling on the Government for more laws to tackle extremism. But we have too many already.