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As with other government policies towards Muslims, integration is not viewed as a two-way process. Nor is there much reference from Casey to Britain’s other deep fault lines of division: class, education, postcode, wealth, gender and age. The scourge of Islamophobia is continuing to spread across Europe and most alarmingly appears to show no signs of abating with one country already effectively outlawing Muslims having any religious rights. Papers disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act show that the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war was set up by people who played a central role in the war effort. Far-right terrorist Thomas Mair was jailed for life on November 23 for the brutal murder of Labour MP Jo Cox during the EU referendum campaign. The Youth Select Committee has called on the Government to do more to tackle the prevalence of racism in society. A new report by the think tank Policy Exchange has argued that claims from Muslims about facing discrimination are more abstract than real and come from a “mentality of victimhood”. A British-Israeli student running for election as president of the Union of Jewish Students has been the subject of online abuse over his support for a boycott of Israel. Three hundred people attended a celebration of the talents of young writers at the Young Muslim Writers Awards on December 3 in London The Royal College of Psychiatrists express concerns about how the de-radicalisation programme can interfere with the treatment mentally ill people should be receiving A mosque located not far from the capital of Sweden, Stockholm, was vandalised with Neo-Nazi emblems and a sacrilegious message ‘kill Muslims’ scrawled near the entrance of the mosque. Regional police in China have ordered an indefinite arbitrary recall of Uyghur Muslims passports, curtailing the citizens’ freedom to travel A 24-year-old Swiss man fired at Muslim worshippers in a mosque in Zurich on December 19. Three Muslims were injured in the Islamisches Zentrum [Islamic Centre]. Eight out of 10 Americans (82 percent) believe Muslims in the US face discrimination – with 57 percent saying they face “a lot” of discrimination, according to the latest Pew Research. In what is being called an astonishing pre-election u-turn, German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, has called for a niqab ban. MPs in the Netherlands voted overwhelmingly (132 out of 150) for a partial ban on face veils from some public places Controversial anti-Islam political leader Geert Wilders was convicted on December 9 of inciting discrimination and of insulting a group for saying that the Netherlands would be safer with fewer Moroccans. New York City Mayor, Bill de Blasio, has publicly praised a decorated police officer for her service after she was threatened for wearing a hijab while off duty. Police have arrested a 46-year-old man on December 2 after racist mock Pokémon stickers appeared in Underground Train Stations and Bus stops across London Civil right organisations concerned by suggestions Trump may reboot the defunct NSEERS program, used to register male Muslim immigrants, are asking Obama to completely abolish the tracking program A man who shouted ‘EDL’ and ‘Allahu Akbar’ and pushed a woman to the floor as police chased him has pleaded guilty to racially-aggravated threatening behaviour at Kirklees Magistrates’ Court. A New York City transit worker was pushed down the stairs at Grand Central Terminal by a man who called her a terrorist, authorities said Abdulaziz Sachedina, Professor of Islamic Studies at George Mason University examines the ethical cryopreservation (body freezing) TV-based news gave Donald Trump so much airtime that he became “the most media-focused election spectacle this country has ever witnessed”, according to MediaQuant, Employee’s absence due to a disability was highlighted in the recent case of Buchanan v The Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis UKEAT/0112/16 Nations participating in the Marrakech conference expressed unwavering commitment to keeping global warming ‘well below 2C’ Cuba’s Fidel Castro, one of the world’s longest-serving leaders, is as polarizing in death as he was in life Misquoting Muhammad: The Challenge and Choices of Interpreting the Prophet’s Legacy The Government is preparing draft legislation for a tax on sugar-sweetened sodas and soft drinks Leicester City midfielder Riyad Mahrez has been named the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2016 award. Brexit leader Nigel Farage was championed by Trump and reminds us that Brexit is a similar aspect of challenge to the open and fair society. Over 120 people attended a landmark conference on the media reporting of Islam and Muslims. It was held jointly by The Muslim News and Society of Editors in London on September 15. The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2015 was held on March in London to acknowledge British Muslim and non-Muslim contributions to the society. The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2015 was held on March in London to acknowledge British Muslim and non-Muslim contributions to the society.
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EDITORIAL
Far-right terrorist threat still played down despite Jo Cox murder
Integration for all
Islamophobia institutionalised throughout Europe
Home News
Chilcot Inquiry designed by officials involved in the war effort
Far-right terrorist jailed for life for murder of MP
Young people call on Government to tackle racism
Right wing think tank report claims British Muslims have a ‘mentality of victimhood’
Union of Jewish Students candidate abused for Israel boycott stance
Awarding young poets and writers
Mentally ill patients being referred to police for ‘de-radicalisation’
ISLAMOPHOBIA
Neo-Nazi swastikas spray painted on Stockholm mosque
Chinese Muslims face further infringements of basic rights as authorities demand passports
‘Occult-obsessed killer’ opened fire at Muslims during prayer
Americans view Muslims as the most discriminated
German Chancellor backs niqab ban
Dutch parliament approves partial niqab ban in public
Wilders guilty of incitement against Moroccans
Mayor of NYC praises Muslim officer who was threatened
Man arrested over racist stickers featuring Mayor of London
Obama urged to scrap de facto ‘Muslim registry’ before Trump takes office
Man who screamed ‘EDL’ as he threatened to stab police fined
NYC transit worker pushed down station stairs and called terrorist
Ethics
Cryopreservation: wishful thinking? Ethical and religious implications
Comment
It’s the corporate media ‘wot won it’
REGULAR COLUMNS
Legal Corner: Employers must justify applying absence management process to disabled employees
ENVIRONMENT
Marrakech conference committing to climate change action plans after Paris
Obituary
Obituary: Fidel Castro the divisive revolutionary
Book Reviews
Book Review: Interpreting the Prophet’s legacy in the modern world
Poets' Corner
HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Government looks to introduce sugar tax
SPORT
Sport Brief: Mahrez named BBC African Footballer of the Year
LETTERS
Theresa May failed family of British Muslims killed in India
Hard Brexit will challenge open and fair society
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