britain
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Archbishops of Canterbury Calls Rwanda plan "Immoral" and "Shameful" Policy
In a strongly worded letter published in The Times, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, alongside over 20 bishops, denounced the policy as "immoral" and said that it brings "shame" on Britain.
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Britain’s Trojan Horse: A hoax that still harms Muslims
The Trojan Horse hoax served to legitimise, legalise, and institutionalise a discriminatory culture against Muslim children.
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The activities of Islamic centres in the Occident have transformed Islamophobia into a growing tendency to Islam
The peaceful coexistence of Muslims and non-Muslims together in this country, the presence of a significant number of Muslims in essential administrative and political responsibilities of the country, had created the conditions for this growth to be largely abused, despite the intense Islamophobia propagated by the Western media among non-Muslims.
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Sultana Tafadar, the first hijab-wearing criminal barrister to become QC
Yet on such a day, when I am rising to the pinnacle of my profession in Britain, I note with great sadness that the same opportunities are currently denied to hijab-wearing women in other countries, such as France.
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National protest planned against racist 'Citizenship Bill'
The much criticised Bill which is currently winding through Parliament gives the Home Secretary the right to to strip Britons with foreign ancestry of their nationality without notice.
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Jewish Board of Deputies tells Netanyahu ally he is not welcome in Britain
BoD calls on British Jews to show far-right MP Bezalel Smotrich 'the door', despite many of his views matching those of Israeli ambassador Tzipi Hotovely.
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“Hussain and the Struggle for Justice ” published in Britain
The book “Hussein and the Struggle for Justice” has been published in Britain.
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Unmasking the "Orient's" White Masks: Remembering Fanon
Frantz Fanon's life was transformed due to the damaging effect of French colonialism on his home country and on Algeria.
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Black Muslims are almost invisible in Britain, but now we're carving out a space
Ask most people to visualise a Muslim and they will likely picture someone of Asian or Arab descent, with a beard, perhaps, or some sort of head covering. Certainly, this is typically the image that is portrayed across our social media feeds, front pages and TV screens.