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The charge of blasphemy - backed by threats of violence - is being used to silence criticism of Islam. And our cherished freedoms are in peril - Vimarsana News

The charge of blasphemy - backed by threats of violence - is being used to silence criticism of Islam. And our cherished freedoms are in peril

During the Middle Ages and beyond, thousands of people were put to death in Britain and across Europe for the abominable crime of 'blasphemy'.

Dr. Harouni's murder awoke a deep trauma for Jewish Iranians - Vimarsana News

Dr. Harouni's murder awoke a deep trauma for Jewish Iranians

Dr. Harouni’s murder revived communal feelings of trauma among Iranian Jews who had resettled in the United States after religious persecution in Iran.

Source: jpost.com
War on Gaza: Sunak's Tories know they're losing the battle over Palestine protests - Vimarsana News

War on Gaza: Sunak's Tories know they're losing the battle over Palestine protests

The government would dearly like to ban the demonstrations outright but it simply doesn't have the political support to do so. Enter Michael Gove's new definition of 'extremism'

UK: Michael Gove facing growing dissent over 'dangerous' extremism plans - Vimarsana News

UK: Michael Gove facing growing dissent over 'dangerous' extremism plans

Civil liberties campaigners say proposed measures are 'profoundly undemocratic' as even Gove's own social cohesion advisor puts name to letter calling for broader 'consensus'

Britain faces growing number of anti-blasphemy protests against those who 'insult Islam', with threats of violence and intimidation becoming more frequent, new report warns - Vimarsana News

Britain faces growing number of anti-blasphemy protests against those who 'insult Islam', with threats of violence and intimidation becoming more frequent, new report warns

Protests against apparent blasphemy have become more regular and radicalised, the research commissioned by the government's counterextremism tsar says.