so he was appointed to the charity commission and he pointed a number of other people to the charity commission who were like him islamophobes and had connections to islamophobic organizations and his role at the charity commission was to take on muslim charities and to uh investigate them. now quite often those muslim charities were investigated after allegations were made about those charities which had eminated from israel uh unsurprisingly and so you you had attack a whole series of muslim charities actually and of course really virtually no zionist charities for example were were targeted and what it's meant is that the the whole muslim charity sector lives in fear of of the charity commission and and to try and be in a charity and be be a muslim and to have a muslim charity is really very difficult now because of this british day on. slot on the muslim charity sector and of course then uh show cross goes after that to be appointed to the policy exchange and then to be appointed by uh government to do the review of prevent so he's you know he's not in the position to to do any s

and the charity commission has in the i charity commission has in the passage dude warning to the pennythat. tte: charities in the uk appeal. tell us more about that. "tte: charities in the uk have appeal. tell us more about that. t'te: charities in the uk have a appeal. tell us more about that. tte: charities in the uk have a duty to report serious incidents to the uk charity commission that regulates charities here in england and in wales and the issues penny appeal with a warning in 2019 concerning financial impropriety and a year later a separate warning was issued concerning orphanages in the gambia. following that in september 2023 theyissued following that in september 2023 they issued a formal warning to penny appeal concerning three issues and they mentioned a breach of trust, duty and misconduct or management. i contacted the charity commission to ask whether it was one or all three of these issues and they confirmed it was all three of these issues. penny appeal told the bbc they have in recent years been through substantial change of leadership including the appointment of n

role at the charity commission was to take on muslim charities and to investigate them, now quite'. often those muslim charities were investigated after allegations were made about those charities which had eminated from israel uh unsurprisingly and so you you had attack a whole series of muslim charities actually and of course really virtually no cionist charities for example were were targeted and what it's meant is that the the whole muslim charity sector lives in fear of of the charity commission and and to try and be in a charity and be be a muslim and to have a muslim charity is really very difficult now because of this stay onslot on the muslim charity sector and of course then uh show cross goes after that to be appointed to the policy exchange and then to be appointed by uh government to do the review of prevent so he's you know he's not in a position to to do any significant serious review because of course he is party pre, he's all fundamentally uh conflicted well as i mentioned in the introduction there doctor lailor mean you you were part of that people's uh review of o

so he was appointed to the charity commission and he appointed number of other people to the charity commission who were like him islamophobes and had connections to islamophobic organizations, and his role at the charity commission was to take on muslim charities and to investigate them. now quite often those muslim charities were invested. after allegations were made about those charities which had eminated from israel, unsurprisingly, and so you you had attack a whole series of muslim charities, actually, and of course, really virtually no zionist charities for example were were targeted, and what is meant is that the whole muslim charity sector lives in fear of of the charity commission and and to try and be in a charity and be be a muslim and to have a muslim charity is really very difficult now because of this british state onslot on the... charity sector and of course then uh show cross goes after that to be appointed to the policy exchange and then to be appointed by uh government to do the review of prevent so he's you know he's not in the position to to do any significant s

what is meant is that the whole muslim charity sector lives in fear of of the charity commission and and to try and be in a charity and be be a muslim and to have a muslim charity is really very difficult now because of this british state onslot on the muslim. charity sector and of course then uh show cross goes after that to be appointed to the policy exchange and then to be appointed by uh government to do the review of prevent so he's you know he's not in the position to to do any significant serious review because of course he is party pre, he's all fundamentally uh conflicted, well as i mentioned in the introduction there dr. layler, i mean you you were part of that people's uh review of of prevent which which actually engaged didn't in in debate with the review of... extremism that was conducted by lord showcross, just tell us a little bit will you about what you found during that process? yeah, so the people's review of prevent was set up as an alternative to the show cross review, because once he was appointed and boycotted we knew he wasn't going to take any of the real issu

so he was appointed to the charity commission and he appointed number of other people to the charity commission who were like him islamophobes and had connections to islamophobic organizations and his role at the charity commission was to take muslim charities and to uh investigate them. now quite often those muslim charities were investigated after allegations were made about those charities which had eminated from israel, unsurprisingly, and so you you had attack a whole series of muslim charities actually, and of course really virtually no zionist charities for example were were targeted, and what it's meant is that the the whole muslim charity sector lives in fear of of the charity commission and and to try and be in a charity and be be a muslim and to have a muslim. charity is really very difficult now because of this british state onslot on the muslim charity sector and of course then show cross goes after that to be appointed to the policy exchange and then to be appointed by uh government to do the review of prevents so he's you know he's not in the position to to do any sign

so he was appointed to the charity commission and - he appointed number of other people to the charity commission who were like him islamophobes and had connections to islamophobic organizations, and his role at the charity commission was to take on muslim charities and to investigate them. now quite often those muslim charities were investigated after. allegations were made about those charities which had eminated from israel, unsurprisingly, and so you you had attack a whole series of muslim charities actually, and of course really virtually no zionist charities for example were were targeted, and what it's meant is that the whole muslim charity sector lives in fear of of the charity commission and and to try and be in a charity and be be a muslim and to have a muslim charity is really very difficult now because of this british state onslot on the muslim charity. and of course then uh show cross goes after that to be appointed to the policy exchange and then to be appointed by uh government to do the review of prevent, so he's you know he's not in the position to to do any significan

range of other charities, where's the charity commission on all this, i mean have they have they said anything of the investigated, have they called them to account for for some of this, which is the curious charary, i don't think there's any investigation on the technion yet, but there is there is investigation on several other charities, uk torremit for example, there's a one called the association for the wellbeing of. soldiers which we dealt with in a previous program, there's an investigation in relation to that, uh, i suspect suspect there will be many more investigations because we are finding more and more charities, just the other week we find another 25 or so charities support directly supporting the idf so there's a a real question here about why the charity commission doesn't deal with these things, i mean it has previously uh investigated very many muslim charities for doing not very much at all and and they haven't done this this way how receptive do you think they've been to well? they're not recepted because of course there are there are prominent scientists at the top

range of other charities, and where's the charity commission on all this, i mean have they have they said anything, have they investigated, have they have called them to account for for for some of this, which is the curious on charity, i don't think there's any investigation on the technion yet. "there is there is investigation on several other charities, uk tauramit for example, uh, there's a one called the association for the wellbeing of israel soldiers, which we dealt within a previous program, there's an investigation in relation to that, uh, i suspect suspect there will be many more investigations because we are finding more and more charities, just the other week we find another 25 or so charities support directly supporting the idf, so there's a a real question here about why the charity commission doesn't deal with these things, i mean it has previously investigated very many muslim ch'. for doing not very much at all and and they haven't done less how receptive do you think they've been to well they're not receptive because of course there there are prominent science at th

commission in terms of you, if you're inviting an extremist speaker, and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. your headlines on press tv, 170 days into the us israely genocide in the gaza strip and the death toll tops 32, 200, the un chief race calls for a ceasefire in gaza and says the territory needs a flood of ave and protesters gather outside the british embassy in the iranian capital condemning the west support for israel for its war on gaza.

commission is going to come after you, maybe you're not going to get funding from the home office or something like that, and so you end up compromising on your religious ideals to promote that, then that's really a question of lack of religious'. conviction and indeed of in some ways you know it might be considered by some to be a strong language but i think it's absolutely appropriate it's kind of a treatury to your own values never mind to your fellow community members yeah absolutely and uh reverend if i could ask you the same type of question what advice would you have to people who are faced with i mean you've come under immense pressure and kind of campaigns by zionist organizations what advice would you have to others in terms of standing strong if you will. find out more uh, reach out, if you're if you're uh breaking your ramadan fast, invite neighbors, christians, choose to join you, find out who they are, what you have in common, as parents, uh, as grandparents, as community, in your communities, um, reach out and find out more about anti-signus jewish organizations, for e

have to jump through. extra hurdles via the charity commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. this week on expos a with the port to be established in gaza and no intention of opening land borders, us president joe biden is using electoral propaganda to carry favor the american people after his full fledged support to zianist israel. now, the biden peer plan in gaza has caused suspicion in western media, indicating that although the obstruction by zinus israel remains a concern, its impact will now be evident during the distribution phase rather than the initial point of entry. also, social media users view the biden peer plan for gaza as a dark joke, arguing that its sole purpose is to allow the zianist occupation to continue grabbing more land and to plunder. deposits off the coast of gaza. stay tuned for expose. the truth is just a revelation away. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. headlines at press tv, the us israel side of war on the gaza strip is now in its. 171st day with the overall death total exceeding

last year, the charity appeal issued a warning in and last year, the charity commission issued pennying to see her orphan home supporting vulnerable children, for ishrat, another year and another ramadan has arrived. taking you to the live feed, pictures of gaza from israel as news coming through of a brand—new way of attempts to get you to in via the sea, should be operational by the weekend. we will be looking at those plans and plenty more coming up. this is bbc news. hello. our reasonably dry and settled spell of weather continues for another couple of days. things do turn a little more unsettled as we head into the weekend, but certainly for today, a pretty chilly wind coming in from an easterly direction, but most of us should see some spells of sunshine. early cold air mass with us. we've got high pressure to the north and the low pressure to the south—west, and that combination is drawing in these fairly brisk winds from the near continent. i think the best of the sunshine today will be across parts of east anglia, southern england, also west wales. but where we've had a lot

commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technically they will be on thattice icj over the israeli apart regimes genocidal war. against palestinians in the besaged gaza strip. south africa stated that the telavive regime has failed to uphold its commitments under the 1948 genocide convention. south africa filed the loss it against the israel. dream at the end of december, noting that israel's actions in gaza that sited last october are genocideling character because they are intended to bring about the destruction of a substantial part of the palestinian national, racial and ethnic group. we have a special guest to discuss the topic today. he's none other than south african ambassador to iran, his excellency dr. francis moloy. thank you, mr. ambassador for your time today. thank you very much for inviting me, mubarak. it's a pleasure to be here. the israeli economy already shrink almost 20%. "the israeli economy is very dependent on the exploration of palestinian workforce. what was done in agriculture with high-tech irrigation does not have the labor from

commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technically they will be on thatst day with total death doll. rising to more than 32,200. another palestinian journalist has been killed in an israeli air strike in gaza. he was killed along with his son an area west of gaza city. a new report shows that the us and germany supply 99% of israel's imported arms despite international calls to stop selling weapons to tel aviv.

commission in terms of you, if you're inviting an extremist speaker, and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. the headlines day 170 of the us israeli genocide in gaza where the death toll tops 32,200. the un chief reiterates. calls for a cease fire in gaza and says the territory needs a flood of aid, and russia observes a day of national morning for the victims of the friday terror attack near moscow.

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commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technical.call for immediate cease fire. political bureau. hamas says that israel is facing unprecedented political isolation and the yemini army says is conducted multiple operations in the red sea in gulf of aiden in support of the palestinian people.

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may have to jump through extra herdles via the charity commission in terms of, if you're inviting anmine ancient findings and uh let us know about the material that they're made from without damaging it, the time period that they were from and the location that they originated from and not necessarily found in, and that is all possible thanks to kind of portical accelerator known as the vanday graph, stay tuned, don't miss it, hello one, you're watching b here from, i'm your host at. keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. your headlines here on press tv. israel regime strikes various locations in gaza, including rafa and gaza city, raising the palestinian. death toll to over 32,000. russia and china vetoed a us draft resolution at the un security council for failing to genuinely call for an immediate cease fire in gaza. and dozens of people are killed as gunman attack a concert hall near russia's capital, moscow.

commission in terms of, if you're inviting an extremist speaker, and technically they will be on thatt of extremist speakers. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم. اما نحن نزلنا الذكر وانا له لحافظون. ولقد ارسلنا من قبلك في شيع الاولين. وما ياتيهم من رسول. الا كانوا به يستهزئون، كذلك نسلكه في قلوب المجرمين. يؤمنون به، وقد خلت سنه الاولين، ولو فتحنا عليهم بابا من السماء فظلوا، فظلوا فيه يعرجون، لقالوا انما سكرت. hello and welcome to spotlight. nearly six months into israel's genocidal war on gaza, the regime's relentless bombardment and shelling has claimed more lives in the besieg territory. the palestinian's death toll has now surpassed 32,00 who are mostly women and children. israel keeps expanding the scope of its. against palestinians by bombing and raiding hospitals, opening fire at displaced people quewing to receive aid and assassinating civilians with drone strikes, and all these atrocities are committed with impunity.

and last year the charity commission issued penny appeal with a warning for three failings.her ramadan has arrived. the former conservative prime minister theresa may has announced she will stand down as an mp at the next election. she told her local newspaper in maidenhead she was leaving the commons because she was leaving the commons because she could no longer represent to constituents with the commitment they deserve. around 60 tory mps have already said they won't stand for election. theresa may rose to the top job after the uk vote to leave the european union, one of the most turbulent periods in british political history. brexit was the backdrop to everything her government did. brexit means brexit, and we are going to make a success of it. mrs may has been an mp since 1997. when she became conservative party chairman she called for modernisation and offended some colleagues. you know what some people call us? the nasty party. david cameron and expectedly promoted her to home secretary, a post she held for longer than anyone else in modern times. but as prime ministe

commission in terms of, if you're inviting an extremist speaker, and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. and russia is observing national day of morning following the deadliest terror attack in the country in two decades. mourners have been laying flowers at the site in moscow where the deadly assault happened. president vladimir putin has called the incident a barbaric terrorist attack. putin said all the perpetrators, organizers and those who ordered the crime will be quote, justly and inadvertently punished, and on friday gunman storm the uh corcas city hall of venue uh and fired the building and torched the building. at least 133 people were killed and more than 100 wounded. moscow's governor says the death toll is expected to rise at some those who are injured are in critical condition. russia has arrested 11 people in connection with that attack. russian president vladimir putin addressed the nation after the deadly attack in moscow which killed dozens of civilians. the president denounced the massacre as a bloody and barbaric terrorist attack, as he dec

commission in terms of you know if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. i believe that the working together we can make history. headlines at press tv the un. security council finally adopts a resolution calling for immediate cease fire in the gaza strip skipping a usual us vto. the u.s. israely genocide in gaza continues for the 171st day with death till now exceeding 32,300, mostly women and children. in the main suspects of the moscow terror.

commission in terms of, if you're inviting an extremist speaker, and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. i was at the age of 16 very interested by the world, what happened around my me, and i was, i traveled when i was 17 years old, i travel even to iran. camera is kind of protection between me and the rest of the world and it's very, very useful, it became very famous because when you see billion of people in the street claiming the name of he was a symbol. trump is very important, actually this is tomp of a man would change history, would change the world and at least the middle east, after the arrival of tagfury terrorists in aleppo syria, people's daily lives were disrupted and they saw explosion. and suicide operations every day, the problem of diffusing mines and detonating trap bombs. during this time, the resistance fighters and the ordinary people, including women and children, got hurt. martur ibrahim khalili was one of the most efficient people in mind sweeping team who lost his life along this journey. join us on press tv. this is for the child tha

commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. you press the headlines, the death toll from 170 days of genicidal war in gaza tops 32,100. un chief describes blocking aid for the territory as moral outrage, palestiny resistance fighters ambush and israely military vehicle north of the city of two carm and the occupied west bank killing a number of soldiers, and lebanon's hisbolla fighters fire over 60 rockets at israeli military targets after regime warplanes strike the northeastern lebanese city of balbec.

commission in terms of, if you're inviting an extremist speaker, and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. the second sob international media festival in the fields of television, radio, new media and a special section for palestine. the deadline for sending your work is april 8th, 2024. for more information visit sobfestival.com. in late 2023. south africa file the case at the international court of justice (icj) over the israeli apath regime's genocidal war against palestinians in the besieg gaza strip. south africa stated that the telavive regime has failed to uphold its commitments under the 1948 genocide convention. south africa filed the locit against the israeli regime at the end of december, noting that israel's actions in gaza that started last october are genocided in character because they are.

commission in terms of, if you're inviting an extremist speaker, and technically they will be on thatter to the children of gaza, and i would like to close my talk with this letter. dear child, it is past midnight, i am flying at hundreds of miles. an hour in the darkness, thousands of feet over the atlantic ocean. i'm traveling to egypt. i will go to the border of gaza at rafa. i go because of you. you have never been in a plane. you have never left gaza. you know only the densely packed streets and allies. the concrete hovels, you know only the security barriers and fences, patrolled by soldiers that surround gaza, planes for you are terrifying, fighter jets, attack helicopters, drones, they circle above you, they drop missiles and bombs, defening explosions, the ground shakes, buildings fall, the dead, the screams, the muffled calls for help from beneath the rubble, it does not stop night and day, trapped under the piles of smashed concrete, your playmates, your schoolmates, your neighbors, gone in seconds, you see the chalky faces, and limp bodies when they are dug out. i am a rep

commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker, and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. welcome back, russia is still reeling from friday's terrorist attack a concert hall near the capital, moscow, which left scores of people dead and scores more wounded. four main suspects have been charged with acts of terrorism and may faceed. in prison a cour statement said two of the detainees have already pleaded guilty, one of them, according to the russian media, said he is a citizen of tajikistan, all have been remanded to. trial custody until may 22nd. authorities arrested the men as they were attempting escape to ukraine. president vladimir putin has pleased to bring the paper traits to book. earlier, kiev rejected the notion that he was involved in the incident that took place at the crowded croker city hall. the attack has also set the venue of blaze that caused the roof of the hall to collapse. russian authorities have confirmed 137 deaths and more than 180 injuries. as a result of the attack. russian president vladimir putin addressed the nation

commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. thousands of italians have held a torch light procession and solidarity with palestine and rome, the italian capital and other cities across the country have... have been the scene of protests against the israeli atrocities against palestinians over the past months. mike shavilli reports. on saturday, anti-war activists, local political parties representatives, families and students joined a torchlight precession in support of palestinians staged in labaro, a residential area on the outskirts of rome. the initiative was supported by a string of associations from civil society, including the... national association of italian partisans, the italians have been very active in organizing pro- palestine initiatives since tel aviv, launched its genocidal war on gaza, hundreds of rallies and protests in solidarity with the beseeged gazans have been organized across the country over the past months. it's unacceptable that our government is not doing anything to hel

commission in terms of you, if you're inviting an extremist speaker, and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. welcome back, the leader of ansarla movement has praised the yemeni nation's resilience and unity in the face of the saudi led coalition's aggression. abdul malik al huthi said the people of yemen have overcome the invading forces and continue to make progress. huthi was speaking in a televised address marking the ninth anniversary of the saudi led war on yemen. he denounced the saudi led aggression as an unjustified and treacherous war whose goal was to destroy yemen, occupied and undermined the right of its people to freedom and independence huthi said the aggression resulted in the death or injury of over 50,000 civilians, mostly women and children, on sorlas leader said the saudi led aggression was part of a larger geopolitical strategy pursued by the us, uk and israel to reshape the region for the benefit of the zionist regime. he affirmed that despite the extensive damage to yemen's infrastructure and high civilian tool, the nation spirit remains

the muslim community and you don't do anything about that because you're scared of potentially the charity commission is going to come after you, maybe you're not going to get funding from home office or something like that, and your religious ideals to promote that, then that's really a question. of religious conviction and indeed of in some ways, it might be considered by some to be a strong language, but i think it's absolutely appropriate, it's kind of a treatury to your own values, never mind to your fellow community members, yeah, absolutely, and uh, reverend, if i could ask you the same type of question, what advice would you have to people who are faced with, i mean you've come under immense pressure and kind of campaigns by zinanis organizations, what advice would you have to others in terms of standing strong if you will? "find out more uh, reach out, if you're if you're uh breaking your ramadan fast, invite neighbors, christians, jews to join you, find out who they are, what you have in common, as parents, uh, as grandparents, as com in your communities, um, reach out and find o

the muslim community and you don't do anything about that because you're scared of potentially the charity commission is going to come after you, maybe you're not going to get funding from home office or something like that, and so you end up compromising on your religious ideals to promote that, then that's really a question of... of religious conviction and indeed of in some ways, it might be considered by some to be a strong language, but i think it's absolutely appropriate, it's kind of a treatury to your own values, never mind to your fellow community members, yeah, absolutely, and uh, reverend, if i could ask you the same type of question, what advice would you have to people who are faced with, i mean you've come under immense pressure and kind of campaigns by zainest organizations, what advice would you have to others in terms of standing strong if you will? "find out more uh, reach out, if you're if you're uh breaking your ramadan fast, invite neighbors, christians, jews to join you, find out who they are, what you have in common, as parents, uh, as grandparents, as commun, in you

commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. the headlines, 169 days after the start of the genocidal war against gaza, the number of palestinians killed surpasses 32,000. the united nations secretary general has called for immediate seasfire in the gaza strip and the delivery of aid to palestinians and russia's president declares the day of morning and vows to punish those who ordered the shooting.

commission in terms of if you're inviting an extremist speaker and technically. will be on that list of palestinians killed surpasses 32,000. the united nations secretary general has called for immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip and the delivery of aid to palestinians in the besiest territory. and russia's president declares a day of morning and vows to punish whoever ordered the shooting at the concert hall.

commission in terms of you, if you're... inviting an extremist speaker and technically they will be on that list of extremist speakers. in late 2023, south africa filed case at the international court of justice, icj over the israeli apath regimes eurocidal war against palestinians in the besieg gaza strip. south africa stated that the tallab regime. has failed to uphold its commitments under the 1948 genocide convention. south africa filed the lossit against the israeli regime at the end of december, noting that israel's actions in gaza that sited last october are genocide. in character because they are intended to bring about the destruction of a substantial part of the palestinian national, racial and ethnic group. we have a special guest to discuss the topic today. he's none other than south african ambassador to iran, his excellency dr. francis moloy. thank you, mr. ambassador for your time today. thank you very much for inviting me, mubarak. it's a pleasure to be here. information about palestine abounds on social networks, many times without context. they do not allow us to g

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commission is going to come after you, maybe you're not going to get funding from the home office or something like that, and so you end up compromising on your religious ideals to promote that, then that's really a question of lack of religious conviction and indeed of in some ways, it might be considered by some to be a strong language, but it's absolutely appropriate, it's kind of a treatury to your own values, never mind to your fellow um, community members, yeah, absolutely, and uh, reverend, if i could ask you the same type of question, what advice would you have to people who are faced with, i mean you've come under immense pressure and kind of campaigns by zionist organizations, what advice would you have to others in terms of standing strong if you will, find out more uh, reach out, if you're if you're uh breaking your ramadan. asked invite neighbors, christians, jews to join you, find out who they are, what you have in common, as parents, as grandparents, as com in your communities, um, reach out and find out more about anti-signist jewish organizations, for example, the je

commission is going to come after you, maybe you're not going to get funding from the home office or something like that, and so you end up compromising on your religious ideals to promote that, then that's really a question of lack of religious conviction and indeed of in some ways, be considered by some to be a strong language, but i think it's absolutely appropriate, it's kind of a treatury to your own values, never mind to your fellow um, community members, yeah, absolutely, and uh, reverend, if i could ask you the same type of question, what advice would you have to people who are faced with, i mean you've come under immense pressure and kind of campaigns by zionist organizations, what advice would you have to others in terms of standing strong if you will, find out more, uh, reach out, if you're if you're... uh breaking your ramadan fast, invite neighbors, christians, jews to join you, find out who they are, what you have in common as parents, as grandparents, as com in your communities, um, reach out and find out more about anti-signist jewish organizations, for example, the j

there are bodies like the charity commission and others that can investigate this.iamentary privilege to label groups is simply lowering the evidential standard. this could be extended to other groups in the computer and is concerning —— other groups in the future. what computer and is concerning -- other groups in the future.— groups in the future. what is amnesty international's - groups in the future. what is amnesty international's view groups in the future. what is i amnesty international's view on whether there has been an upsurge in extremism since october of last year? is that something you recognised and that needs to be tackled? ~ ., ~ , , recognised and that needs to be tackled? ., ~ , , i, ., i, tackled? what amnesty international is particularly — tackled? what amnesty international is particularly concerned _ tackled? what amnesty international is particularly concerned about - tackled? what amnesty international is particularly concerned about is - is particularly concerned about is the rhetoric that we are seeing from the rhetoric that we are seeing

in 2019, penny appeal had to submit an appeal to the charity commission and were investigated for financiall issued a warning in relation to feelings. still waiting to see her orphan home supporting vulnerable children, for ishrat, another year and another ramadan has arrived. today marks the tenth anniversary of the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight mh370, one of the greatest aviation mysteries. the boeing 777 airliner, carrying 239, people vanished on a routine flight to beijing. radar and satellite data showed it veering off—route and heading to the southern indian ocean. the families of those on board have been campaigning for search for mh370 to be resumed. it was suspended six years ago and the malaysian government says it is negotiating with an american underwater surveillance company to start looking again. for ten years, li eryou and his wife, liu shuang fong, have been waiting for news of their son, yan lin. they've come back to malaysia from their small village in china to mark the tenth anniversary of his disappearance on board flight mh370. translation: the airline said

investigation by the charity commission accused of promoting extremism, deny. extremism, claims they the guest list was mohammed kozbar, a leader of the muslim council of britain, who praised the founder of the hamas terror group as a holy warrior. i will be posted a gushing message after the event , saying message after the event, saying it was a pleasure to welcome friends, adding that he'd enjoyed the honest sharing of different perspectives . different perspectives. interesting choice of friends for an archbishop of the christian faith, isn't it? in light of the latest allegations of fake asylum seeker baptisms for young muslim men, gb news has obtained leaked footage of the archbishop actually conducting one of these asylum seeker ceremonies himself. >> greetings to muslims. at the start of the month of ramadan . i start of the month of ramadan. i wish you peace and joy as you begin this extraordinary and special time of prayer , fasting special time of prayer, fasting and spiritual reflection. thank you for the huge contribution that muslims across our nation make to our societ

investigation by the charity commission accused of promoting extremism, deny. extremism, claims theyn the guest list was mohammed kozbar, a leader of the muslim council of britain, who praised the founder of the hamas terror group as a holy warrior. i will be posted a gushing message after the event , saying message after the event, saying it was a pleasure to welcome friends, adding that he'd enjoyed the honest sharing of different perspectives . different perspectives. interesting choice of friends for an archbishop of the christian faith, isn't it? in light of the latest allegations of fake asylum seeker baptisms for young muslim men, gb news has obtained leaked footage of the archbishop actually conducting one of these asylum seeker ceremonies himself. >> greetings to muslims. at the start of the month of ramadan . i start of the month of ramadan. i wish you peace and joy as you begin this extraordinary and special time of prayer , fasting special time of prayer, fasting and spiritual reflection. thank you for the huge contribution that muslims across our nation make to our socie

the charity commission is investigating after a religious leader in southall scolded muslims who haveepared for jihad. one in bradford forjihad. one in bradford called for victory to the mujahideen of palestine . varne mujahideen of palestine. varne one manchester mosque sermon at the end of friday prayers called for al—aqsa mosque to be freed from the dirty, usurping and aggressing zionists, while an onune aggressing zionists, while an online sermon praised hamas for their moral victory over israel . their moral victory over israel. and now the commission for countering extremism has published a report with these key findings about blasphemy by a new generation of uk based anti—blasphemy. activists are anti —blasphemy. activists are aspiring anti—blasphemy. activists are aspiring to make blasphemy a central concern for british muslims. tehreek e labbaik , an muslims. tehreek e labbaik, an anti—blasphemy political party in pakistan , appears to be in pakistan, appears to be developing a uk presence. islamist terrorist groups continue to call for violent reprisals for instances of blas

charity action for children.t appeared to be loneliness, isolation, the desire, and how good it felt, to be part of something, even though it was criminal activity. they controlled my life without me realising they were controlling my life. what i found most shocking generally was the casual violence that was involved. knife crime, of course. but we also heard about the use of machetes, bats, and hammers and axes. it's driving a rise in violent youth crime. and she says the government — all parties — need to act. it needs a national focus and a national strategy. and equally importantly, it needs the introduction of a new offence of child criminal exploitation. you're saying there's no strategy at the moment? none. no. it's uncoordinated, fragmented, piecemeal. the home office is focused on fighting crime gangs who use dedicated phone lines to sell drugs. £5 million has been earmarked over three years to help exploited children and their families. in scotland, joe's mum has been trying to get help for years. i tr

charity action for children.he desire, and how good it felt, to be part of something, even though it was criminal activity. they controlled my life without me realising they were controlling my life. what i found most shocking generally was the casual violence that was involved. knife crime, of course. but we also heard about the use of machetes, bats, and hammers and axes. it's driving a rise in violent youth crime. and she says the government — all parties — need to act. it needs a national focus and a national strategy. and equally importantly, it needs the introduction of a new offence of child criminal exploitation. you're saying there's no strategy at the moment? none. no. it's uncoordinated, fragmented, piecemeal. the home office is focused on fighting crime gangs who use dedicated phone lines to sell drugs. £5 million has been earmarked over three years to help exploited children and their families. butjoe's mum said she asked for help and, for years, no—one listened. i tried everything. i tried phoning t

charity action for children.o be loneliness, isolation, the desire, and how good it felt, to be part of something, even though it was criminal activity. they controlled my life without me realising they were controlling my life. what i found most shocking generally was the casual violence that was involved. knife crime, of course. but we also heard about the use of machetes, bats, and hammers and axes. it's driving a rise in violent youth crime. and she says the government — all parties — need to act. it needs a national focus and a national strategy. and equally importantly, it needs the introduction of a new offence of child criminal exploitation. you're saying there's no strategy at the moment? none. no. it's uncoordinated, fragmented, piecemeal. the home office is focused on fighting crime gangs who use dedicated phone lines to sell drugs. £5 million has been earmarked over three years to help exploited children and their families. butjoe's mum said she asked for help and, for years, no—one listened. i tried

charity action for children.be part of something, even though it was criminal activity. they controlled my life without me realising they were controlling my life. what i found most shocking generally was the casual violence that was involved. knife crime, of course. but we also heard about the use of machetes, bats, and hammers and axes. it's driving a rise in violent youth crime. and she says the government — all parties — need to act. it needs a national focus and a national strategy. and equally importantly, it needs the introduction of a new offence of child criminal exploitation. you're saying there's no strategy at the moment? none. no. it's uncoordinated, fragmented, piecemeal. the home office is focused on fighting crime gangs who use dedicated phone lines to sell drugs. £5 million has been earmarked over three years to help exploited children and their families. butjoe's mum said she asked for help and, for years, no—one listened. i tried everything. i tried phoning the police. i tried going to school.

charity action for children.y life without me realising they were controlling my life. what i found most shocking generally was the casual violence that was involved. knife crime, of course. but we also heard about the use of machetes, bats, and hammers and axes. it's driving a rise in violent youth crime. and she says the government — all parties — need to act. it needs a national focus and a national strategy. and equally importantly, it needs the introduction of a new offence of child criminal exploitation. you're saying there's no strategy at the moment? none. no. it's uncoordinated, fragmented, piecemeal. the home office is focused on fighting crime gangs who use dedicated phone lines to sell drugs. £5 million has been earmarked over three years to help exploited children and their families. in scotland, joe's mum has been trying to get help for years. i tried everything. i tried phoning the police. i tried going to school. i tried social services. what happened ? they told me it was all in my head, like i w