Muslim Council of Britain (MCB)
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Why are David Cameron and Policy Exchange only targeting Muslim critics of Prevent?
Prevent has been criticised for years by prominent human rights organisations, politicians, student bodies, academics, lawyers and security officials. But none of these organisations, individuals or bodies get the attention.
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MCB condemns violent attack on Al Aqsa Mosque by Israeli authorities
With the same love and compassion we rightly show to those victims of war in Ukraine, the world must also seek an end to the violence perpetrated by Israeli forces against the people of Palestine.
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MCB Launches Comprehensive Guide Welcoming Ramadan 2022
For those interested in learning more about Ramadan, this guide offers key information on what the holy month means for Muslims and how it is observed, whilst also providing practical guidance for employers on how they can support Muslim colleagues during this month.
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Connecting with Muslims in Dewsbury and Batley
On March 4 and 5, the Muslim Council of Britain’s leadership team visited the towns of Batley and Dewsbury to meet its affiliates, community activists, faith leaders and politicians.
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MCB Celebrates International Women’s Day 2022 #BreakTheBias
Muslim Women in particular, still face barriers and challenges, which is why the MCB is committing to help empower, upskill and celebrate the achievements of women and girls not just on one day, but all year round.
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Recognise winter Olympics for what they are: The Genocide Games
Ahead of Beijing 2022, Muslim Council of Britain asks broadcasters, influencers and athletes to recognise winter Olympics for what they are: The Genocide Games.
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Vote against powers to arbitrarily strip British citizenship
The MCB expresses grave concern in relation to Clause 9 of the Bill which gives the Home Secretary unprecedented power to remove a British person’s citizenship without issuing any notice.
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Muslim Council of Britain reaffirms Archbishops’ concern for Palestinian Christians
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop in Jerusalem have taken a brave stance in calling out the actions of extremists who are not only driving out Christians, but also Muslims and other faith communities as well.
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Muslim Council of Britain elects Zara Mohammed as its first female leader
Training consultant from Glasgow says it is ‘an honour and blessing’ to be named secretary general.