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Two Birmingham mosques attacked with catapults after car crash near UK parliament Two mosques in Birmingham were attacked with catapults Thursday in the wake of a car crash outside the U.K. parliament that injured three people. No one at the Al-Hijrah... more

Europe German court releases man convicted in NSU trial Ralf Wohlleben, who was convicted of supplying the pistol that the German neo-Nazi gang NSU used in the murders of eight Turks, has been released by a Munich court, one week after he was sentenced to 10 years More
Europe Security footage shows suspected racist shooting at cafe in Germany Security footage released Tuesday captured the moment a hooded man entered a cafe in southwestern Germany and immediately started shooting at an employee who was wearing a headscarf, in a suspected racist and Islamophobic attack in the country. More
Football Calls to end xenophobia as migrant players clinch win As France clinched its second-ever World Cup win over Croatia thanks to goals by migrants and a Muslim, fans and onlookers quickly pointed out the need for the country to... More
Islamophobia Nigerian law student called to bar after being banned over her headscarf A female Nigerian law student banned from last year's call to bar ceremony for wearing a headscarf was finally called to the bar on Tuesday, sparking praise and elation among... More
Europe Verdict in NSU trial to be issued Wednesday A German court is to hand down a verdict on Wednesday on the murder of eight Turkish immigrants, a Greek citizen and a German policewoman by a neo-Nazi terrorist group. The... More
Europe British man jailed for Islamophobic tweets A British man has been sentenced to 20 months in prison after threatening to "slit a Muslim's throat" in a series of Islamophobic tweets. Birmingham Crown Court jailed... More
Europe Dutch parliament passes partial ban on burqa, niqab The Dutch Upper House of parliament on Tuesday passed a law banning the wearing of face-covering veils in public buildings, such as schools, government offices and hospitals. The... More
Islamophobia Israeli students say they want to kill Arabs as teacher promotes hatred Israeli students recorded in an undated video say they want to kill Arab children and think all Arabs will become slaves of Israel, answering provoking questions of a person... More
Islamophobia US rep. says Muslims ‘send infidels to hell’ over pork A U.S. Republican lawmaker notorious for anti-immigrant and Islamophobic remarks has once again slandered Muslims in his own state with misinformation about their employment... More
Americas How Trump’s Muslim bans have impacted immigration When U.S. President Donald Trump came into office in January 2017, he brandished his pen to make good on a string of campaign promises, including "a total and complete shutdown... More
Islamophobia 1 in 4 Muslim women shoved on NYC subway: survey One in four Muslim women wearing a headscarf in New York City has been pushed on a subway platform, a new survey has found. The survey, released Tuesday by New York's Commission... More

Americas Hyatt Virginia to host annual conference of anti-Muslim group despite huge criticism The U.S.-based Hyatt Hotels Corp. will host an anti-Muslim group's conference on September 4 and 5 at its facility in Virginia's Crystal City despite backlash from Muslim... More
Tech Why Facebook is failing to curb hate speech against Rohingya In April, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg told U.S. senators that the social media site was hiring dozens more Burmese speakers to review hate speech posted in Myanmar. The... More
Europe Boris Johnson's father defends his son's burqa remarks Former British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson's father, a former Conservative member of European Parliament, Stanley Johnson, defended his son's controversial burqa remarks... More
Islamophobia Denmark mulls adding jail terms to face veil ban Denmark has been discussing adding jail terms to a controversial ban on the wearing of face veils in public that came into force on Aug. 1. Rachid Nekkaz, a French business... More
Europe PM May, Tory chair want Johnson to apologize over Islamophobic remarks UK Prime Minister Theresa May and Conservative Party Chairman Brandon Lewis criticized former top diplomat Boris Johnson on Tuesday for disparaging comments he made about... More
Europe Denmark fines first woman for violating face veil ban A 28-year-old woman wearing a face veil has become the first person in Denmark to be fined for violating a new law banning such garments in public places. Danish news agency... More
Asia Pacific ‘Major’ Muslim growth warrants India citizen list: BJP An Indian minister on Wednesday defended a citizens' list that effectively stripped citizenship from millions of Bengali-speaking Muslims, claiming Muslim population growth... More
Turkey Merkel renews pledge on probe over neo-Nazi murders of Turks Criticized for not fulfilling her pledge to fully shed light on connections of Germany's National Socialist Underground (NSU) gang that killed eight Turks, German Chancellor... More
Islamophobia Extremist attacks by Muslims get 357 pct more headlines Terrorist attacks committed by Muslims receive a staggering 357 percent more press coverage in the United States than those where the perpetrators were non-Muslims, a new... More
Americas ‘We don’t tip terrorist’: Texas waiter handed racist slur instead of tip A waiter at a Texas steakhouse said he was "sick to his stomach" after a customer left a racist note and no tip on Saturday, in an incident that gained international attention... More
Islamophobia Assault on Toronto Muslim being investigated as hate crime A Muslim father remains in intensive care in a Toronto hospital after a horrific beating that police confirmed Wednesday is being investigated as an anti-Muslim hate crime. Mohammed... More

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