over 20 years of experience in Interfaith Education, Community Relations, Peace building. I am passionate about Imran Khan of Pakistan
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Fr. Phil Sumner is celebrating his 50th anniversary as a priest.
Congratulations and thank you for everything you do for Oldham and it's people.
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Pakistan is "whitewashing" its image on the world stage in its role as an intermediary in ceasefire negotiations between Iran and the United States, says son of Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan, Sulaiman.
Khan’s sons are seeking permission to visit their dad in Pakistan, following a Supreme Court disclosure that he has suffered significant vision loss in his right eye while in custody.
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Max Blumenthal just exposed a shocking corruption of the British justice system. Six activists from Palestine Action went back to court after being acquitted in February. They had already served in prison, staged a hunger strike, and one attempted suicide under extremely harsh conditions. Now they face potential terrorist sentences.
But here's the kicker: the jury is not allowed to know about the "terrorist" designation. They're being led to believe they're ruling on simple criminal charges. If they convict, a biased judge — a former barrister for MI6 and the Metropolitan Police — can then sentence them as terrorists
The UK has become a police state for Israel
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The political prisoner of our generation.
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In our research briefing looking at attacks against Mosques we found some had been targeted multiple times. This caused heightened fears and a sense of helplessness. We have been supporting mosques in different parts of the country, including the one targeted during Eid 👇🏽 to let them know they are not alone and provide expert guidance to keep safe.
Read more: britishmuslimtrust.co.uk/res…
'We're not safe at our mosque after another attack' bbc.in/4bsBwKN
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We condemn the Islamophobic arson attack on an East Sussex Mosque.
We advise the community to remain vigilant, but do not live in fear. We will continue to stand up for peace & justice, for our faith and for others, and for our home in this United Kingdom.
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#UPDATE | The 18-year-old woman and 43-year-old man who were arrested in connection with the investigation into the terrorist incident that took place outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue have been released with no further action.
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I’m supporting this campaign to kick Israel out of international football. It should have happened already. own Football Association has a long running campaign against Racism - called ‘kick it out’. And rightly so.
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“It is clear there is an intent to destroy the Palestinians in Gaza through acts that meet the criteria set forth in the Genocide Convention.”
UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry's report shows #Israel has committed #genocide in #Gaza.
ohchr.org/sites/default/file…
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Elon Musk openly called for violence on our streets yesterday.
I hope politicians from all parties come together to condemn his deeply dangerous and irresponsible rhetoric.
Britain must stand united against this clear attempt to undermine our democracy.
The fascist setup in Pakistan
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This is horrifying.
I cant believe any human could do this to children.
HANDS TIED BEHIND THEIR BACKS AND BURIED ALIVE BY ISRAELI SOLDIERS.
#ICJ
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World leaders marched in Paris in 2015 after the Charlie Hebdo attack, proclaiming their defense of press freedom.
The irony? Among them stood Benjamin Netanyahu, a man responsible for the murdering of journalists in Gaza.
The deeper irony? As over 220 journalists have been killed in Gaza, the world remains silent.
No marches in solidarity with their families. No global outcry against the war crimes.
No protests for the journalists murdered alongside their children, their spouses, in their homes.
Did they even march when Shireen Abu Akleh was killed?
This world is occupied, by hypocrisy, by selective outrage, by silence.
But who is actually occupying this world other than these?
