A national day of remembrance: Lessons from the Québec massacre
By Jasmin Zine, Professor of Sociology, Wilfrid Laurier University. People attend a vigil for victims of the mosque shooting in Quebec City Jan. 30, 2017
By Jasmin Zine, Professor of Sociology, Wilfrid Laurier University. People attend a vigil for victims of the mosque shooting in Quebec City Jan. 30, 2017
Depok, Indonesia – Saudi Arabia has “politicised” access to the Hajj, according to organisers of a Muslim youth conference in Indonesia. Ziyad Abdul Malik, chairman
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Thursday at a meeting with Muslim clergy that he supported a “revival of Islamic education in Russia,” as a way
A spokesman for an adviser to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign has been named as one of four Americans killed in an hours-long siege at a
A leading politician from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) has converted to Islam and resigned from his position as the anti-Muslim party’s national executive committee,
Tom Kawczynski, a town manager in Maine who was fired for posting anti-Muslim comments, will receive $30,000 to avoid a lawsuit, local outlets reported. The
A British man “obsessed” with Muslims deliberately drove into a group outside a mosque in an act of terrorism intended to kill as many as
By Tarek Younis, Newton International Postdoctoral Fellow, UCL Division of Psychiatry, UCL. Political dignitaries attend the funeral for three of the six victims of the
The U.S.-led counter-Islamic State coalition says precision strikes killed about 150 IS terrorists Saturday in eastern Syria. A statement from the coalition said the strikes
Geneva, Switzerland – UN member states have criticised Israel during a heated Human Rights Council (HRC) session for failing to abide by human rights laws