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And this shows that Muslims are fully integrated in the British society and that multiculturalism has been and is working.” Ahmed J Versi. The repercussions from the catastrophic Iraq war continue to reverberate around the world in various ways. Ten years on, fundamental lessons have not been learnt as Britain still insists on becoming embroiled in conflicts in Muslim countries. The latest is Mali at a time when it seeks to withdraw its troops from the quagmire caused in Afghanistan. The latest attempt to regulate the excesses of the press is again set to end in chaos. The agreement between the main political parties earlier this month is nothing but another fudge in the face of hostility from the newspaper industry that is likely to be another failure. Pupils from Tauheedul Islam Girls’ High School in Birmingham have dispatched 200 shoeboxes to orphans in Somalia through the Mo Farah Foundation. Contrary to the belief that the end of cold war and beginning of globalisation would bring a peace dividend that will wipe away poverty and usher in an era of peace and prosperity for all, thousands of people are still struggling for survival and livelihood. An interactive wall space for Londoners to share what they are grateful for was launched in the East End this month. The BBC has been accused of pro-Israeli coverage of the violations of the November 2012 ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. The Lancashire Council of Mosques (LCM), had urged Muslims in the area to “boycott all school meals provided by Lancashire County Council” as authorities found horse DNA in halal beef burgers that were supplied to four Lancashire schools in February. A Birmingham secondary school served non-halal meals to Muslim students it emerged last month. The Head Teacher wrote a letter to parents and apologised for the “unintentional error” after an investigation was launched by the Birmingham Council department, Direct Services. Yet another revelation of non-halal meat has been found in certified halal food. This time in a Church of England School in London. Foreign Office Minister, Hugo Swire, insists that Britain’s policy towards Myanmar (Burma) is consistent with other countries in wanting President Thein Sein and his Government on the road to democracy, openness and transparency, despite its abuse of minority groups, including Rohingya Muslims. Israel killed Palestinian civilians and destroyed homes during November’s Operation Pillar of Defense without legal justification, according to a report by one of the world’s leading independent human right organisations. Mo Farah’s 5000 and 10,000 metres Olympic gold medals made him a household name everywhere, it seems, apart from a local New Orleans station in the US. The Equality Act 2010 prohibits discrimination on grounds of sex, race, disability, religion or belief, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, pregnancy/maternity, marriage and civil partnership, and age. A lecturer at a Swedish university was forced resign last month after sending a racist email lampooning a new student as “Mohammed from Mecca”. A Watford man has pleaded guilty to religiously aggravated harassment after leaving a pig’s head outside a mosque in Herefordshire on February 21. Two Muslim students were kicked out of a church in Minnesota, US, when they challenged a well-known anti-Islam speaker. The Republicans must oppose gun regulations to protect the country from the threat of “Sharia Law”, that’s what a Texas Congressman told a conservative radio show. Plans to open a small mosque in Oxfordshire have been scrapped after an anonymous caller hinted he would burn the building down. The UK Government is still seeking the release of Shaker Aamer, the last British resident incarcerated in Guantanamo Bay for more than 11 years without trial or charge. The number of Guantánamo Bay detainees on hunger strike has grown from 14 on March 15 to 24 as of March 19, said a spokesman for the detention operation The Terror Courts: Rough Justice at Guantanamo Bay. By Jess Bravin, New Haven: Yale University Press. pp440. HB. 2013. £20. An expulsion of fluid Contrary to the belief that the end of cold war and beginning of globalisation would bring a peace dividend that will wipe away poverty and usher in an era of peace and prosperity for all, thousands of people are still struggling for survival and livelihood. The UK population is steadily ageing as people live longer. The Office for National Statistics, which gathers information about population demographics, forecasts a 50% rise in the number of over-65s and a doubling in over-85s between 2010 and 2030. Athletics Sir, The real problem revealed by the reported contamination of pies described as ‘Halal’ with pork DNA lies with us. As British Muslims, we generally demand far more meat than is either necessary or healthy for us. Sir, I was saddened when I read that most of the Muslim MPs voted for the same sex marriage Bill. While we saw that many Christian MPs, including those in the Government, voted against. Regarding the two responses to my letter in respect of the photo of the dead pig, I didn’t state that the photo wasn’t permissible. I merely politely asked why it was necessary or appropriate for a Muslim newspaper with a majority Muslim readership, to publish it as it did not enhance the article. Sir, As an Indian living in the UK, I read your article [Economic interests overshadow quest for justice in Gujarat] with interest. Over 120 people attended a landmark conference on the media reporting of Islam and Muslims. It was held jointly by The Muslim News and Society of Editors in London on September 15. The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2015 was held on March in London to acknowledge British Muslim and non-Muslim contributions to the society. The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2015 was held on March in London to acknowledge British Muslim and non-Muslim contributions to the society.
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Winners of the Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2013.
Editorial
Iraq: 10 years of unlearned lessons
Fudge on press regulation
Home News
Tauheedul Girls’ send educational kits to Somali orphanage
Challenges to charities working in conflict areas
Gratitude on a wall campaign launched
BBC accused of pro-Israeli bias in its coverage of ceasefire abuse
Home News - Halal Food Contamination
Lancashire mosques urge Muslims to boycott school meals
Students served non halal school dinner
Pork found in halal food in C & E school
Home News - Interview
Interview; UK defends Myanmar policy, despite continued human rights abuses
World News
Israel’s November airstrikes was without legal justification says human rights group
‘Haven’t you run before?’, blundering anchor confuses Olympic champ for amateur
Islamophobia & Discrimination
Legal Corner: Should discrimination on grounds of caste be outlawed?
Lecturer suspended in Sweden over Islamophobic email
Man pleads guilty to leaving pig’s head outside Watford mosque
Muslim students kicked out of church for challenging anti-Islam speaker
Islamophobia USA
Oxfordshire mosque plans dashed after arson threat
Human Rights
Shaker Aamer still detained in Guantanamo after 11 years
More Guantánamo Bay detainees join hunger strike
Regular Columns
Book Review: Rendering justice at Guantanamo Bay?
Poetry: Against All Odds
A striving at all cost
Still miracle occursEnvironment
Challenges to charities working in conflict areas
Health and Science
UK is not prepared for its ageing population
Sport
Brief Sport
2013 European Athletics Indoor Championships - Gothenburg, Sweden (March 1-3): Mukhtar Mohammed won bronze in a spirited 800-metre final. The 22-year-old, who was born in Somalia and moved to the UK in 2002, fought hard to pass Belarus’s Anis Ananenka, who appeared to try to push Mohammed wide with his elbows as they grappled for the line.Letters
Halal food contamination product of greed and ambiguity
Muslims MPs voting for same sex marriage Bill
Pig photo permissible but unnecessary
Saddening indifference to the UK’s support of Modi
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