The report’s publication was timely as just weeks earlier IHRC published a briefing analysing how the label “extremism” was being used to elbow Muslim organisations out of policymaking.
The British state displaces its pro-Israel commitments onto ‘the Jewish community’, constructed as Zionist and thus vulnerable to antisemitism. This provides a convenient shield for the state’s partnership with the Zionist colonisation project. This agenda aggravates societal divisions – frightening Jews and dividing them from each other, while also separating them from the Left and Muslims.
Muslim groupings are at the sharp end of a narrowing space for CSOs engendered by a growing environment of hate
PREVENT has become an aggressive social engineering and spying exercise
The government’s Prevent programme is a byword for institutional discrimination against Muslims and part of a cynical social engineering exercise, argues the Islamic Human Rights Commission’s Faisal Bodi
Narjis Khan reflect on the United Nations’ response to international ‘terrorism’ following 9/11. Download the PDF here
Maina Kiai criticised the ever-widening PREVENT strategy for its Orwellian impact on free speech and its effect on Britain’s Muslim minority
Maina Kiai criticised the ever-widening PREVENT strategy for its Orwellian impact on free speech and its effect on Britain’s Muslim minority
New policies include creating blacklists of ‘radicals’ and ‘extremist’ groups subject to banning orders.
New policies include creating blacklists of ‘radicals’ and ‘extremist’ groups subject to banning orders.
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