Brixton, Berkeley and Other Roads to Radicalisation
July 1, 2008
From Cultures of Resistance, Volume 1, Issue 1
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Nightmares – How Gaza offends us all
June 6, 2007
Jennifer Loewenstein brilliantly illustrates the horrors of living under fire and portrays the Palestinians of Gaza as a people abandoned by the world to the murderous Israeli occupation, but whose will to resist strengthens with each atrocity committed against them.
Aliens in Their Own Country
April 1, 2007
Polarisation in social opinions about Muslims are driving isolation, argues IHRC’s Massoud Shadjareh.
Citizen Ali
March 31, 2006
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Arzu Merali looks at the doublespeak relating to Muslims and citizensip in the UK.
Muslims in 21st Century Britain: Assimilation or Extermination?
August 5, 2005
Basic Islamic principles and values of both a personal and political nature are being demonised and stigmatised to such an extent that the very definition of the word ‘Islam’ is at stake. Such an ostensible loathing for ‘the Other’ must not be seen as assimilation but extermination in the same way it was seen in Nazi Europe, Rwanda and the Balkans, argues Fahad Ansari.
Feeling a bit Charlie Brown: Shirin Ebadi, Nuclear Inspections and Iran
November 17, 2003
Its arguably one of the few positive images of Muslims after 9/11, but at least now no-one thinks you’re paranoid anymore.
My Lobby Ran Off With Kilroy, or Why Muslims Shouldn’t Emulate Zionist Politics
December 1, 2001
If someone had the inclination to inscribe the events of the last few weeks it would make good theatre.
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