
You Will Burn My House Down – But I will Still Dream be Here: Memories of Bosnia, Genocide and the Histories of Hate.
Arzu Merali reflects on the recent memorialisation of Srebrenica and the loss of its historical context.
Arzu Merali reflects on the recent memorialisation of Srebrenica and the loss of its historical context.
‘Shehid or martyr means a witness, or, in a figurative sense, someone who dies for his or her faith’ – a comment piece from Bosnian academic Rusmir Mahmutćehajić
Arzu Merali argues that the continued pathologisation of Muslims via ‘human interest’ news stories, is as damaging as the continued reporting of Daesh and terrorism
Since its inception Prevent has expanded from being an intrusive surveillance programme into an invasive social engineering exercise
Open Letter from Citizens International regarding the need for the European Powers to come to terms with their perfidious past
In the wake of the shock Tory victory in the UK elections, Arzu Merali reflects on the problems of ‘British’ political culture in her letters to some of the winners and losers
The possibility of a hung parliament in which Labour and the SNP can cobble together an alliance may fill Little Englanders with dread but for Muslims and other ethnic minorities it may be the best deal on the table, according to Faisal Bodi.
Arzu Merali looks back on a piece she wrote in 2001 – ‘My Lobby Ran Off With Kilroy, or Why Muslims Shouldn’t Emulate Zionist Politics’
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