Tag: FREEDOM OF SPEECH

Editorials 11 Min Read

Joint statement in support of UK student encampments

Imams and Ulama argue it is "obligatory on the broader Muslim community to help" pro-Gaza student encampments.

News 10 Min Read

Sheffield University encampment disrupts awards event

Student encampment at the University of Sheffield is one of 36 active sites across the UK in solidarity with Gaza.

Empowered 1 Min Read

In supporting Israel, Germany still hasn’t learnt its lesson

By defending Israel's actions against Gaza, has Germany not learnt anything from its appalling historic role against the Jewish people?

News 6 Min Read

Student sit-ins spread in US and UK over Gaza genocide

Peaceful protests in support of Palestine have been met by violence; this is a microcosm of the situation in Gaza.

Politics 14 Min Read

11 lessons from US campus pro-Palestine protests

Young students in America are bravely demonstrating against the Zionist genocide in Gaza; let us learn from them and make it global.

News 8 Min Read

Police urge organisers to delay pro-Palestine march

The Metropolitan Police has asked for a Palestine march to be cancelled, while it considers banning the demonstration.

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Court rules insulting the Prophet ﷺ is not free speech

Austrian woman loses seven-year court battle as European Court of Human Rights rule that insulting Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is not excused by hiding behind the right to free speech

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Turkey prides about Palestine’s Ottoman Era amidst Israeli remarks

On Wednesday, Turkish parliament critically responded and condemned some Israeli statements made in reference to the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs made a series of statements in response to Erdogan’s comments on Masjid Al-Aqsa. In a Tweet on the 25th of July at 11:31am,

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Europe’s Problem With Turkey

As if the Netherlands’ juvenile decision to bar Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu from entering the country were not enough of a slump of its boisterous championing of freedom of speech and democracy, it went on to expel Turkey’s Diplomat, Fatma Betul Sayan Kaya back to Germany, declaring the female

Current Affairs Europe Featured Politics UK 20 Min Read

How many extremists does it take to change a light bulb?

How many extremists does it take to change a light bulb? If the Home Secretary, Theresa May were asked for the punchline, she would struggle, not because she doesn’t possess a sense of humour, I’ve heard she has a cracking sense of humour, but because she isn’t able to clarify

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