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Moazzam Begg discusses the effects of spying and harassment of the Muslim community in England

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Al Jazeera follows the stories of some of those caught up in the anti-terrorist crackdown that followed 9/11 as they speak out about the injustices they have endured and their fears of a rising Islamophobia.

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Terrorism...you think Muslim, right?

 

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As the Muslim Brotherhood's first ever President addresses the UN about Islamophobia CagePrisoners explores the parameters of freedom of expression in a case that saw the first books banned in the UK since Lady Chatterley, in this exclusive interview

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LONDON — Two Somali identical twins living in London have pleaded guilty to raising funds to support terrorism in their war-torn homeland.

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This week Moazzam speaks to the family of Munir Farooqi who are fighting to save their family home from police seizure after he was convicted of terrorism-related offences last year

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This week: the case of Abu Qatada, the Jordanian national accused of being one of the UK's most dangerous extremist preachers. With journalist Victoria Brittain

Published in Interviews
Monday, 21 November 2011 14:38

Two terrorists out of jail

Two men sentenced in Australia's first major terrorism case were released on parole last week and are back on the streets of Melbourne.

Published in News

ظهر استطلاع للرأي أجراه مركز الدراسات العربي - الأوروبي ومقرّه باريس - أن الولايات المتحدة الامريكية هي مصدر الارهاب العالمي وبرأي 86.4 في المئةممن شملهم الاستطلاع فهم لا يرون أي نجاح لحروب القضاء على الإرهاب بعد 10سنوات على احداث ايلول / سبتمبر لأن الولايات المتحدة الامريكية برأيهم هيمصدر الارهاب العالمي وهي التي اسسته ونشرته عن طريق حروبها ، والارهابيونالكبار مدعومون ومحميون من قبلها وهي التي تقوم بتصفيتهم عندما تنتهيادوارهم.في حين اعتقد 8.2 في المئة ان العالم لم يتفق على تعريف موحد للإرهاب فكيف يمكن له ان يتفق على القضاء عليه

Published in الأخبار
There seems to be some surprise that the attacks in Norway were not the work of Muslims. There should not be. The Annual Europol reports on terrorism consistently show that Muslims are not responsible for the majority of terrorism cases in Europe.
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Earlier this week, the findings of a public inquiry into the assassination of Rosemary Nelson, a Catholic solicitor in Northern Ireland, were published.

Published in Featured
Monday, 28 March 2011 11:59

Redefining terrorism in the big society

Would individuals who travel to Bahrain or Yemen or Gaza to protect the civilian population in those countries, people who, to quote Ed Milliband, are “out of reach of the international community” and who may perish as a result, be classified as terrorists as a result?

Published in Featured
Thursday, 10 March 2011 21:18

Taxes, death and Schedule 7

As the saying goes in life there are two things that you can’t avoid: death and taxes. Well, I formally suggest that this saying be revised, or at least amended, to add in ‘unless you are a Muslim, in which case you will also have to deal with schedule 7 of the Terrorism 2000 act.’ Granted it may be a little long to catch on, but the point still stands.

Published in Blog
Monday, 28 February 2011 15:52

For my Brother, Mohammed Gul

Words cannot explain my shock when I heard that brother Mohammed had been convicted and sentenced to 5 years.
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Monday, 28 February 2011 14:56

Abdullah al-Kidd

On March 16, 2003, al-Kidd was arrested at Dulles International Airport. Several days earlier, a judge had issued a material witness arrest warrant, and required his testimony in an upcoming trial; the FBI claimed (incorrectly) that al-Kidd had a one-way ticket to Saudi Arabia, and that since no extradition treaty existed between the US and Saudi Arabia, once he left he would not return.
Published in USA
Monday, 21 June 2010 21:08

Ramirez, Demache and LaRose

Jamie Pauline Ramirez, Ali Charaf Damache and Colleen R. LaRose are accused of all being involved in a plot to 'live and train as jihadists' and to find and kill a person who it is thought to be Lars Vilks.
Published in USA
Tuesday, 04 January 2011 09:35

Anwar Al-Awlaki

Anwar is one of three US citizens on a CIA kill or capture list.
Published in Yemen

لندن ـ يو بي اي: أعلن مسؤول بريطاني اشرف على مراجعة قوانين مكافحة الارهاب أن بلاده بالغت في الرد على هجمات الحادي عشر من أيلول/سبتمبر 2001 في الولايات المتحدة وتفجيرات لندن في تموز/يوليو 2005

Published in الأخبار
Tuesday, 11 January 2011 18:20

Khalid Fadhal

Khalid is a British citizen originating from Libya. He is currently detained in Lynton Green prison having pled guilty under duress to ‘criminal damage and affray’ by allegedly knocking his own gas pipe and complaining that a police person was verbally abusive to him.

Published in UK

GLOSTRUP, Denmark (Reuters) - Three men suspected of planning a deadly attack on a Danish newspaper appeared on Thursday before a court which charged them with an attempted act of terrorism and possession of weapons, officials said.

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