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#WeStandTogether: Statement from JAN Trust about the Manchester terror attack
Here at JAN Trust we are devastated to hear about yet another attack that has taken the lives of 23 people and injured at least 59 others. Our thoughts are with the families, friends and loved ones of the victims at … Continue reading
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Tagged #roomformanchester, andy burnham, ariana grande, britain, children, concert, Extremism, Islam, manchester, manchester attack, manchester terrorist attack, Politics, religion, Society, terrorism, terrorist attack, theresa may, UK, Uncategorized, Violence, westandtogether
Vulnerable Minds: How Daesh is Recruiting Iraqi Children and Targeting British Teenagers
As Iraqi forces’ liberation of Mosul continues, attention is increasingly focusing on what Daesh will do next. It’s feared their leaders, members and sympathisers will ramp up their sinister efforts to target our young people here in Europe, calling for so-called ‘lone wolf’ attacks on … Continue reading
Posted in british, Citizenship, Daesh, Education, Ethnic Minorities, Extremism, Facebook, Inclusion, International, International Affairs, Iraq, ISIS, Islam, islamophobia, Jan Trust, Middle East, Mosul, Muslim, radicalisation, Radicalisaton, Shia, Society, Syria, Terrorism, Uncategorized
Tagged british, children, Citizenship, Daesh, danger, education, Ethnic Minorities, Extremism, Facebook, Inclusion, international, International Affairs, Internet, Iraq, ISIS, Islam, islamophobia, JAN Trust, Mosul, Muslim, Online, Politics, radicalisation, recruitment, religion, school, Shia, Society, Syria, terrorism, threat, Uncategorized, Violence, vulnerable, Web Guardians
Why Trump’s Discrimination against Muslim American Women is Damaging for the World
In possibly the most shocking event of the twenty-first century, four-time bankrupted businessman and reality star Donald J. Trump has ridden to power on a wave of populism based on the exploitation of economic and social grievances of parts of … Continue reading
Posted in Campaign, discrimination, Diversity, Ethnic Minorities, Far right, Hate Crime, hijab, International, International Affairs, islamophobia, Middle East, Muslim, Muslim dress, Muslim women, Politics, Racism, Uncategorized, women
Tagged america, discrimination, Donald Trump, islamophobia, Middle East, Muslim women, Politics, prejudice, refugees, religion, travel, travel ban, Trump
Muslim women are still more likely to be unemployed despite doing well in education
A report by the Social Mobility Commission, the ‘Ethnicity, Gender and Social Mobility’ report, has shown that Asian Muslim women, despite doing well in school, become socially immobile. This is due to many factors, including discrimination they face when looking … Continue reading
Posted in british, discrimination, Diversity, Education, Ethnic Minorities, girls, hijab, Inclusion, Islam, islamophobia, Jan Trust, Muslim, Muslim women, Politics, Racism, Representation, Uncategorized, women
Tagged asian muslim, asian muslim women, culture, discrimination, education, empowerment, hijab, Racism, religion, school, Society, Unemployment;, women
Honour-based crimes and why they are incompatible with Islam
Honour-based crimes have come to be associated with Islam. The term ‘honour’ refers to the belief that a daughter or wife has brought shame upon the family and surrounding community by committing an “immoral” behaviour. The horrific nature of this … Continue reading
Posted in british, Ethnic Minorities, Extremism, forced marriage, Forced Marriages, girls, Hate Crime, Islam, islamophobia, Jan Trust, Violence Against Women, women
Tagged culture, honour based violence, Honour Crimes, Islam, religion, Society, Violence, women
The Liberation of Mosul: Iraqis Send a Message to the World
The liberation of Mosul has started. The loosening of Daesh’s grip on Iraq’s second largest city represents for them an especially devastating blow. The day their flag is torn down will effectively spell the end of their ambitions in Iraq. … Continue reading
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Tagged Daesh, Iraq, Islam, Mosul, Muslim, religion, Syria, Web Guardians
Daesh Propaganda Fizzles but Threats Remain
There is no doubt that Daesh is crumbling in the Middle East. It’s lost vast swathes of territory along with many of its leaders and fighters. Clearly, great news for families in the Middle East, but there’s also a welcome … Continue reading
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Tagged Caliphate, Daesh, Extremism, Islam, Middle East, Online Radicalisation, Propaganda, radicalisation, religion, UK, Violence
How Daesh Are Targeting Vulnerable Women – How Women Who Experience Trauma are on the Frontline
As we read, watch or hear stories about women who have been affected by the horrific actions of Daesh, one is thing is clear: it’s not only men who are on the front line. Unlike Al-Qaeda, which lured men to … Continue reading
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Tagged Al-Qaeda, Daesh, ISIL, ISIS, Islam, Online Radicalisation, radicalisation, religion, terrorism, women
