NEWS FROM THE UK
Moazzam Begg sues Home Office for denying him passport for 8 years
Former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Moazzam Begg has launched judicial review proceedings against the Home Office for denying him a passport over the last eight years.
Begg, who is now CAGE Outreach Director, applied for a...
Woman convicted after posting antisemitic abuse on social media
A woman has been convicted after she posted on Facebook that Jews were behind "the murder of children."
Tahra Ahmed, 51, of Haringey, was found guilty last Friday following a trial at the Old Bailey of...
UN experts: Nationality and Borders Bill breaches International Law
Five United Nations special rapporteurs have said that the government's proposed Nationality and Borders Bill increases the risk of discrimination and serious human rights violations and seriously undermines the country’s obligations under international law.
The government...
NORTH AMERICA NEWS
CAIR urges U.S. govt to investigate group accused of spying on Muslims
The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) has urged the U.S. government to investigate a group which it has accused of spying on Muslims.
CAIR is currently holding an internal investigation over claims that the...
Aafia Siddiqui: one of the most famous Muslim prisoners in the world
One of the demands made by Malik Faisal Akram when he took hostages inside a Texas synagogue on Saturday was the release of Aafia Siddiqui, who is currently serving 86 years in prison in...
The 17 victims of the New York apartment fire were all Muslim
All 17 victims who lost their lives eight days ago in a New York apartment block fire were Muslims, according to the names released by fire officials.
The deceased ranged in age from two to 50. Some...
NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
French Senate votes to ban hijab at sports events
French lawmakers have voted in favour of an amendment that bans the wearing of the hijab at sporting events and competitions organised by the country in order to maintain “neutrality” in sports.
The amendment was...
UK police to investigate Indian officials’ role in war crimes in Kashmir
The Metropolitan Police are investigating allegations of war crimes in Kashmir after a law firm filed an appeal for the arrest of Indian Chief of Army Staff Mukund Naravane and Home Minister Amit Shah for their...
France closes yet another mosque for supporting ‘antisemitic remarks’
A mosque in the southern city of Cannes has been closed by the authorities for alleged promotion of “antisemitic remarks,” the French Interior Minister has announced.
In an interview with a French TV channel, CNews, Gerald...
Opinions
How has Joe Biden’s first year in office impacted American Muslims?
From the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan to failing to stop law enforcement from targeting Muslims,...
Guantanamo Bay 20 Years on: A symbol of U.S. impunity and torture
CAGE commemorates 20 years since the first Muslim detainees arrived in Guantanamo Bay - a...
A khutbah for the forgotten prisoners of Guantanamo Bay
On the 20th anniversary of the opening of the U.S. detention camp at Guantanamo Bay,...
The U.S, Israel and Gulf nations are to blame for Sudan chaos
As Sudan descends into anarchy, veteran Arab journalist Abdel Bari Atwan says the U.S, Israel...
We need to look at China to understand the terrible danger of Prevent
Prevent Watch's Head of Research, Alim Islam, compares China's counter-extremism policies to those in the...
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