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Slip-roads to antisemitism

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“Instead of allowing slip-roads to antisemitism to form, government and policy makers need to take a stronger stand and approach against this by tightening legislation to tackle conspiracies, misogyny and racism to prevent them from gaining traction online.”

Of course Sally Rooney says she’s not antisemitic, it’s part of the playbook we’ve seen before

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“Sally Rooney doubtless wants to burnish her credentials as a progressive literary warrior. But the only credentials she burnishes by boycotting Israel, I contend, are racist.” – Stephen Pollard

The Ongoing Witness of UK University Chaplains

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So as a new academic year starts for British universities, what is it like to be a Catholic chaplain in the current climate?

U.K. Could Be Leader and Partner to U.S. on International Religious Freedom | Opinion

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For the U.K. government to continue to wield its soft power and influence around the world, they need diplomats who “do religion.”

Throw a Lifeline to the Afghans Left Behind

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This week’s U.N. General Assembly provides an opportunity to assist the minorities, activists, women, and girls still in Afghanistan.

A Muslim Fighting Antisemitism at the UN

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Ahmed Shaheed knew no Jews growing up in the predominantly Muslim South Asian islands of the Maldives. But he knew books and newspapers and read voraciously.

Rehman Chishti: How mainstream Islamic teaching can help to hold the Taliban to account

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The fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban has raised serious questions about the rights of religious minorities, women, and others under its rule in Afghanistan – and its interpretation of Islam.

What Is China Doing to the Uighurs in Xinjiang?

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In October 2020, Germany issued a joint statement on behalf of 39 U.N. member states condemning the “increasing number of reports of gross human-rights violations” in Xinjiang, including “severe restrictions on freedom of religion or belief and the freedoms of movement, association, and expression as well as on Uighur culture.” The U.S. signed on to this statement, along with the U.K., France, Japan, and other large democracies.

Muslim women know the truth about the Taliban

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Some, for example, may be heartened to hear the announcement that Afghan women will still be able to attend university – perhaps the Taliban are softening? As a Muslim woman, I am not fooled.

How social media, aided by bots, amplifies Islamophobia online

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In August 2021, a Facebook ad campaign criticizing Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, the United States’ first Muslim congresswomen, came under intense scrutiny

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