there is an anti—muslim sentiment.was in the small... i don't think it was islamophobic. he ran a shambolic campaign and lost control of it. he is not islamophobic. his former brother—in—law is the former prime minister of pakistan, for pete's sake. they should be in investigated and action needs to be taken, it should... ' and action needs to be taken, it should---_ and action needs to be taken, it should... ' ., . should... offering some sage advice there to the — should... offering some sage advice there to the conservatives. - the government says it has intelligence suggesting russia is plotting to install a pro—moscow leader in ukraine. it says there's a "very significant" risk that russian forces will invade the country. president putin has already sent tens of thousands of troops to ukraine's border, but moscow is now accusing britain, of spreading "disinformation". with the latest, here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. american weapons arriving in ukraine — 90 tonnes of what washington others includi

a convertedzam, to muslim in the early 1990's.t point, serving as a young lieutenant and then after converting to islam, thought i could fill a pretty neat role in becoming a chaplain. at that timethere were no muslim chaplains in the u.s. military. i reentered active duty in early 2001 as a muslim chaplain. immediate post 9/11 aftermath, i was someone who the u.s. army public affairs look to to handle media requests that debt with anything that had to do with muslims who are serving in u.s. military. especially following the tragic attacks on 9/11 where many of these muslim service members were expensing backlash. so my name was out there not only in u.s. army public affairs, but in the department of defense, the state department. so when we started bombarding afghanistan and opened the prison camp at guantanamo, i was earmarked for that assignment at guantanamo. i would arrive to the prison camp in early november, must exactly at the same time that the now infamous major general jeffrey miller took command of the joint task forc

for muslims in texas for a while, inevitably all texas fora while, inevitably all muslims— texas for a muslim but this did — suspected, but i wish as a muslim but this did not keep on happening, so many— but this did not keep on happening, so many merge, wild muslims not making _ so many merge, wild muslims not making it — so many merge, wild muslims not making it harder in a very difficult world _ making it harder in a very difficult world we — making it harder in a very difficult world we are now all living in. the authorities — world we are now all living in. the authorities say _ world we are now all living in. tue: authorities say they world we are now all living in. tte: authorities say they are world we are now all living in. t"'te: authorities say they are also investigating the assailant�*s mental—health capacity at the time of the incident. good to talk to you, yasmin and martin. we will come back to this again at 11:30pm, for the moment, thank you. that's it for the papers this hour. yasmin and martin will be back at 11:30pm for another look at the papers. we may have a fe

. —— she was a muslim, she was sacked. —— she was a muslim.n she was sacked as transport minister backin she was sacked as transport minister back in february 2020, she was told her muslim this was raised as an issue, and the fact that she is a muslim woman was making colleagues feel uncomfortable —— muslimness. that's what she was told at the time. one might suggest if others are uncomfortable with muslim women having this status, they should be stacked. i'll let others make that comment. —— sacked. it's really quite dramatic. mark spencer, the government's chief whip, has tweeted identifying himself as the person that miss ghani made this comment. he named himself. he says these accusations are totally false and he considers them defamatory. he highlights that when miss ghani raised the issue, when the issue was raised the issue, when the issue was raised before, she declined to refer to formal investigation. miss ghani is claiming she was sacked because she was muslim, and it's a very serious allegation. then we have the chief whip accusing

muslim woman to speak from the dispatch box in the house of commons. thatjob in february 2020 and a mini reshuffle and she was told that her status as a muslim woman minister was making colleagues uncomfortable and she says she dropped the matter after being told she persisted about asking about it she persisted about asking about it she would be ostracised and her career and reputation destroyed. the conservative chief whip, mark spencer, has made a highly unusual move in coming out publicly to address this and said he identified himself as the person the claims were made about and the accusations were made about and the accusations were completely false and defamatory and denied using the words she says he had used and says it was regrettable that she had not come out at the time to raise the accusation. the cheer of the foreign affairs select committee came out to say this report demands an enquiry and others like michael fabricant seeing nobody likes being sacked from a job but to blame it on islamophobia when we have so many competent muslim minis

you're not muslim enough and that is why this morning are muslim women's network launched in imo muslimd how we are notjust one kind of generic type of people. this kind of rhetoric really adds fuel to the fire and muslim women facing off discrimination as it is and as an organisation working for social justice and and as an organisation working for socialjustice and equality for muslim women and girls we are just... itjust happens again and again and itjust shows the importance for an organisation such as ours. you on your twitter feed you on your twitterfeed have you on your twitter feed have said about your concerns about the fact nusrat ghani said this made her consider leaving politics and use spoke about the thought processes that anybody would go through if they are deciding to do something like that but obviously with your particular focus on muslim women. what impact do you think this will have and now that it is being looked at in this way, how much of an opportunity does that present? 50 i opportunity does that present? so i think this is — opportunity does that present? sr i

, muslims, young, disabled, gay and straight, _ muslims, young, disabled, gay and straight, to— muslimsle around the and of change, to hammerand home, not a shared _ of change, to hammerand home, not a shared out _ of change, to hammerand home, not a shared out future but a sensitively shared _ shared out future but a sensitively shared future that will progressively become the envy of the world _ progressively become the envy of the world. there is a long road ahead. and many— world. there is a long road ahead. and many more hills to climb but let's not— and many more hills to climb but let's not allow any of that to hold us back— let's not allow any of that to hold us back from doing what in our hearts— us back from doing what in our hearts we _ us back from doing what in our hearts we know it needs to be done. ciosed _ hearts we know it needs to be done. ciosed with — hearts we know it needs to be done. closed with the same spirit that sustained the bloody sunday families across _ sustained the bloody sunday families across 50 _ sustained the bloody sunday families across 50 years, w

it is the re because i was a muslim. it is the pretty extraordinary _ because i was a muslim.is the pretty extraordinary claim. - because i was a muslim. it is the pretty extraordinary claim. this i pretty extraordinary claim. this minister said her muslim nurse was an issue. she says that she was basically told that this was the whole reason she was shuffled out of the cabinet, the government has said this isn't true and it isn't the case but it really demonstrates just how, she is a senior tory mp and the party is absolutely eating itself at the moment, it seems like every new clinic there is a new fire to fight. really extraordinary, these are shocking claims i think that with everything else that is going on, with the sue gray report, and the allegations, it is another problem for borisjohnson. allegations, it is another problem for boris johnson._ allegations, it is another problem for boris johnson. for borisjohnson. calum, before i read out a — for boris johnson. calum, before i read out a response, _ for boris johnson. calum, before i read out a response, what - for bo

— muslim faith? nusrat ghani 's allegations — muslim faith?prehensible, muslim faith? nusrat ghani 's - allegations are reprehensible, they are very serious and i think they need to be taken seriously and this presents an opportunity to look beyond what she says so i�*m not surprised because we often hear from muslim women that they are treated unfairly because of their muslimness, because of their faith and they are, many times, because of one �*s faith, muslims feel they are discriminated and so this presents the opportunity for us to reflect and take seriously the fact that we need to define islamophobia. in 2009, i'm need to define islamophobia. in 2009, i�*m sorry, 2019, iwas appointed as a government independent adviser to define islamophobia because unless we have a workable, practical definition that allows free speech on the one hand but also tackles and protects people from being subjected to abuse online, off—line, verbal and physical abuse and has set boundaries as to what islamophobia is... , ., ., , , is... there is going to be t

muslims don't want to be made a scapegoat to deflect the attention.s who were separated by the partition of india — 7a years ago. muhammad siddique and habib, last saw each other in 1947, when british rule ended in india and it was divided into two independent nation states — india and pakistan. incredible — heart warming scenes as they met in kartarpur in pakistan. for some of us it's going to be a very foggy start to friday, if you're planning to travel through the morning, take it steady particularly across parts of wales, central and southern england. but for most of us, it should be a sunny start to the day. brought by this area of high pressure which is been hanging around for quite a while. windless conditions too but quite a contrast for the uk and in fact, the breeze is just about coming off the atlantic, across scotland so frost free here and frost free generally for northern ireland too. the frost will be across southern half of england and wales and minus four degrees in a few spots here, it's also where the fog is going to be forming in t

the founder and president of the conservative muslim _ it.resident of the conservative muslim forum. - the government of tonga says it's facing a long programme of rebuilding and reconstruction — just over a week after it was devastated by a volcanic eruption and a tsunami. foreign aid is arriving into tonga, but strict covid rules are hampering humanitarian efforts, as the local authorities try to keep the virus out of the country. tonga — which is made up of a group of islands in the south pacific — has recorded just one covid case throughout the pandemic. entire villages were destroyed in the tsunami and some are still without basic neccessities, like clean water. much of the relief effort for tonga is being coordinated in neighbouring fiji. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is in the fijian capital suva with this update. aid has arrived in tonga, and a lot of it is being coordinated from here in fiji. countries like australia, new zealand, japan and britain have sent everything from water supplies to shelter kits, generator, even sweeping

she's a good muslim, right? it showed how cultural knowledge of the enemy, good intelligence and diplomacy were important in terms of winning the war on terror. of course it also justified extra judicial killing. it justified torture and all the rest of it. so now you've got the air for the muslim who is a c h and but nobody stopped and asked for hold it. you know, is this now human? i thing as are you making us, you know, like everybody else when you get far, speakers with experience and international finance, i have to help. why can be tell him we really those about how damaging it was for american coaches to the center, but not a single movie about how damaging it was for the people down after $911.00, any nuanced discussion of the islam of the world, or what it means to be muslim is vanquished. and what we get in fact, are just these empty slogans and cliches that take the place of real understanding or knowledge. so you get films like american sniper butcher, you've got to say kid on the avenue, the entire

she's a good muslim, right? that showed how cultural knowledge of the enemy, good intelligence and diplomacy were important in terms of winning the war on terror. of course it also justified extra judicial killing. it justify torture and all the rest of it. so now you've got the air for the muslim who is a c h and but nobody stopped and asked for hold it. you know, is this now human? i think us, are you making us, you know, like everybody ask me that far as the speakers with experience and international finance, i had to help wake him be tell him would be about so damaging. it was for american coaches to be center, but not a single movie about how damaging it was for the people down after $911.00, any nuanced discussion of the islam of the world, or what it means to be muslim is vanquished. and what we get, in fact, are just these empty slogans and cliches that take the place of real understanding or knowledge. so you get films like american sniper butcher, you've got to say kid on the avenue, the entire premise

bill maher compared muslims to the maher. he said muslims bring their desert stuff over here.person ever checked him. they just sit there and nod their head. i would love it if some of these liberals would speak up and challenge him. it would be lovely. >> you talk a lot in the book about this thing in our south asian community where we obsessively worry what will people say about us, what will they say. yet you take this head on. you devote a chapter in your book to your parents going to prison, and going to prison in a south asian muslim immigrant community comes with unbelievable stigma and shame. how hard was it for you to tell that story, to write it in the book, for you and your parents. i've known you for nearly ten years and i had no idea that your parents had been to prison. >> and i'll share that you were shocked and said they went to prison? oh, my god, no one talks about this. i've seen her and she seems happy. your mind like exploded, right? and yet two million people are incarcerated in america. millions of people have gone through the penal system. it flattens c

the u.s., muslims could not. that to me was deeply worrying because as someone who works for the un refugee agency, i thought a sense of terrible messaging we have good refugees christians and bad refugees muslim and about was a terrible presidents. for other reasons as well but the christians who could get out, many of them as you know, everywhere i go i run into in a series his grandparents were from iran or iraq. the diasporas huge and many just felt they had better opportunity elsewhere but they were torn because they knew if they leave, they are leaving this important foothold they need to have. a third thing is lack of industry. whenever people say to me we could come to this later, what policy recommendations do you have? fascist iraq. >> we can turn baby to a few of the other countries you focus on. i recommend the book delve into different interesting communities in greater detail and we could come back for those of you i'm sure have questions because some ofwe the work donen the aftermath of isis, it is

after a british mp says she was told she was being sacked from government in part because of her muslim faith, two senior figures in the cabinet call for a full investigation. thousands mourn the late vietnamese monk and peace activist thich nhat hanh, who's credited with bringing mindfulness to the west. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday stop welcome to newsday — its seven in the morning in singapore and six in the evening in washington where the us secretary of state has said it is "too soon" to impose stricter sanctions against russia for its hostile stance towards ukraine. antony blinken said the deterrence value of the measures would be lost if they were triggered prematurely. it comes as yevhen murayev — a former ukrainian mp — dismissed an allegation from britain that the kremlin is planning to install him as the head of a russian puppet government in kyiv. an adviser to the ukrainian president said the british allegation needed to be taken seriously, but downplayed the status of mr murayev within the country's political scene. here's our diplomati

we know the worn-out copy of the message that's a deep cut for muslims watching and the modern muslimmuslims who condemns violent acts done by violent people they have never met. and their entire waking life is spent fighting isis, even though they're not trained in law enforcement. then and even then if you've done that and condemn fast enough and hard enough, you might me a moderate muslim until you're not because overnight this country will turn on you and suddenly you'll become them again. >> in your book you mention the bill clinton dnc speech from 2016 when he talked about if you love america and if you want to fight terrorism, stay and fight with us, which is a very weird conditional citizenship for muslim americans. you also address liberal bigotry and liberal islamophobia. i was thinking about liberal bigotry on friday night when bill maher said this on his hbo show. >> you can twist yourself into a pretzel trying to pretend that it's islamophobia every time i call this out as barbaric. but you have to admit there's something a little off when your meat is not wrapped but you

_ reshuffle, allegedly because of her muslim background and that she spoke to the _ muslim backgrounds were effectively dismissed and ignored — were effectively dismissed and ignored. and that has already led to two of— ignored. and that has already led to two of the _ ignored. and that has already led to two of the prime minister cosmic cabinet _ two of the prime minister cosmic cabinet members calling for a probe into this, _ cabinet members calling for a probe into this, it's been taken very seriously _ into this, it's been taken very seriously. but this story coming less than— seriously. but this story coming less than 24 hours after that one is incredibly— less than 24 hours after that one is incredibly embarrassing for the government saw what we have a minute left, government saw what we have a minute teft, what _ government saw what we have a minute left, what are your thoughts? it�*s left, what are your thoughts? it's trul left, what are your thoughts? it�*s truly extraordinary! i don't like the word islamaphobia, type prefer to use anti—muslim hatred, i think it expresses the

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muslims could not. and that community to me was deeply worrying because as someone who worked for the refugee agency i thought it sent a terrible message that we have good refugees, christians and bad refugees, muslims and i thought this was a terrible on every level precedents and for other reasons as well. but the christians that could get out, many of them the diaspora is huge. everywhere i go i run into an assyrian 's grandparents are syrians from iran or iraq. the diaspora is huge and many of them felt that they had better opportunities elsewhere. but they were very poor because they knew that if they leave, they're leaving this very important symbol they need to have. so that and the third thing is the lack of industry. so whenever people say to me what policy recommendations do you have i say they must support them in initiative. that's just there. we can turn maybe to a few of the other countries that you focus on and again, i'd recommend the book to delve into these different christian communit

noted to prevent a scrap d w coming up next a news asia to speak to a victim of an up in prominent muslim women up for auction and a fake online auction journalist of the volatile region of kashmir faced police, intimidation and threats. so he's in the hindu nationalist government trying to find it but as a child will have those dories and more in just a moment in d w. news asia, i'll be back at the top of the i've been with ah, what people have to say matters to us. or that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d w. t turn that knows all it's creators for everything. and we digitize everything from the hot commodity in this global experiment in our data. smart devices are embedded in our daily lives tracking our every move. the internet of everything starts in january, 17 on d, w. ah, you're watching d. w. news asia coming up a mystery phone app with a vicious purpose targeting prominent muslim women in india as part of an online harassment campaign. plus journalists in the volatile region of kashmir, phase, police intimidation and threats. we look at accusations th

watching d w news, asia coming up a mystery phone asked with a vicious purpose. targeting prominent muslim women in india as part of an online harassment campaign, plus journalists in the volatile region of kashmir, faced police intimidation and threats. we look at accusations that india's hindu nationalist government is trying to silence them. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us for the 2nd time in recent months in online ab appeared in india at targeting well known muslim women listing them as women for sale as part of an auction. the massage is dek, harassment, campaign, targeted journalists, activists, academics and others on social media. other women responded with outrage and horror . journalist runa, are you tweeted, quote, hindu nationalists are trying to silence the voice of muslim resistance and india. but we cannot be silenced from a con, says she's tired of being quote, exotic sized, demonized, and patronized all at once and zebb of our c rights. it's infuriating that this shameful crime happened again in india. it is because the last time it went on punished we have jour

nus ghani says she was told she was being sacked in part because of her muslim faith. if there is ever any complaint like this, particularly one as serious as this, a formal complaint should be made and it would then be investigated. ms ghani says borisjohnson told her he "couldn't get involved," and that she should complain to the tory party. also tonight... the foreign office says it has information that russia is plotting to install a puppet government in ukraine. we have a special report from romania on the children as young as 10 trafficked to the uk for sex. as scotland prepares to ease covid rules, the first minister says the impact on business has been worth it. and how best to control covid infections in beijing ahead of next month's winter olympics. good evening. two senior members of the cabinet say they want a full investigation into claims by a former minister that she'd been the victim of islamopbhobia. nus ghani says she was told she'd been sacked as a transport minister two years ago, in part because of her muslim faith. she also says that when she told

nus ghani says she was told her muslim faith was, in part, a reason why she lost her ministerial post

after a british mp says she was told she was being sacked from government in part because of her muslim faith. and the armadillo twins facing a strict january diet after over doing it in the festive season. hello and welcome. the us state department has told american citizens in ukraine they should consider getting out of the country, and has ordered family members of embassy staff in the capital, kyiv, to leave. that statement warned that moscow is planning for significant military action in ukraine. the state department also tweeted that it "continues to advise us citizens to not travel "to russia due to ongoing tension along the border "with ukraine." adding that it has "limited ability to assist "us citizens in russia." the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has promised a significant response if moscow does invades its neighbour. here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. in california, fresh supplies of american weapons destined for ukraine. hardly enough to defeat an invading russian army, but the message to moscow is clear — if you do this, it'll come at a price. but n

after a british mp says she was told she was being sacked from government in part because of her muslim faith, two senior figures in the cabinet call for a full investigation. thousands mourn the late vietnamese monk and peace activist thich nhat hanh, who's credited with bringing mindfulness to the west. welcome to newsday — it's 8am in singapore, and 7pm in washington, where the us state department has ordered eligible family members of its embassy staff in the ukrainian capital, kyiv, to leave. it said there were reports that russia was planning significant military action against ukraine and urged us citizens to leave the country now, using commercialflights. us secretary of state antony blinken has promised a significant response if moscow invaded its neighbour. later on monday, european union foreign ministers are to discuss ukraine at a meeting in brussels. here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. in california, fresh supplies of american weapons destined for ukraine. hardly enough to defeat an invading russian army, but the message to moscow is clear — if you do this, it

have more muslims within the prevent database. the reason why, well, firstly, prevent in and of itself is highly discriminatory and it was designed for muslims. it was actually design post 911, right? specific people them in community. so there's no reason why it still wouldn't disproportionately target the muslim community. and also it relies on people trusting their like instincts. so it taps into a lot of unconscious bias even so even people who think i'm not racist. you know, it's tapping into their bias. it seem like, even if you suspect something is strange, just refer it to prevent offices. what there will be. you don't have to worry rather be safe than sorry. dot com this our giving new meaning to swiping left. all right. they knew tend to star legs and app has gone wrong in a flap as opposed to match, make voters and present presidential hopefuls accused of having an unfair crush on one particular candidate. it's all like story with ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you fee

british pop conservative party government minister says she was sacked from a job because of her muslim faith, in part. the taliban meet civil society groups and women rights groups in norway in an attempt to access bounce at all is frozen in us backs. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk are around the world. united states has said it's too soon to impose sanctions on russia for its hostile towards ukraine. it comes as a former ukrainian mp who britain says could be installed as the head of a russian puppet government in kyiv has said his country would need new political leaders but dismissed the allegations urging people to stop dividing ukrainians into pro—russian or pro—western camps. an adviser to the reguilon president said the british allegation needed to be taken seriously, but downplayed the status within the country's poulso single in full stop here is our diplomatic correspondent... in california, fresh supplies of american weapons destined for ukraine. others including britain are also sending equipment. hardly enough to defeat an invading russian army, but the mes

we begin with india and a social media space that is teeming with hatred, directed muslims, messages that are often accompanied with cause for violence. 2022 began with the emergence of a mobile app conducting a mock auction online listing the names and the photographs of dozens of prominent muslim women put up for sale, actresses, activists, journalists, all of whom have spoken out on his lama phobia. and the notion of hindu supremacy, what's known as him. that auction app appeared online just after 2 hindu fundamentalist conferences were held in northern india, where speakers urged their followers to attack minorities in speeches that were amount to cost per genocide against muslims. yet, as is the pattern in the world's 2nd most populous country, it took journalists working outside of mainstream outlets to expose those stories, forcing establishment news organizations and the indian authorities to do what no longer seems to come naturally. their jobs are a starting point. this week is new. in today's india, a religious gathering can turn into a call to arm an invitation for him to

nus ghani has told the sunday times that her "muslimness" was raised as an issue.onservative chief whip mark spencer says she had been speaking to him, and he called her allegations "completely false". downing street has said the prime minister had also spoken to her and invited her to make a complaint, but she did not do so. 0ur political correspondent helen catt reports. the former minister as ghani is at the centre of an extremely dispute after a week in which the tories have turned on the whips, ministers and each other. nus ghani was the first muslim woman ever to speak from the dispatch box in the commons, and has claimed in the sunday times that her fate played a part of her being sacked as a minister by borisjohnson in 2020. she says that when she asked a meeting of the whips for an explanation she was told that her "muslimness" was raised as an issue during a reshuffle meeting, that her muslim woman minister status was making colleagues uncomfortable, and that she dropped it after being told that she dropped it after being told that if you persisted in rai

lord sheikh is the founder and president of the conservative muslim forum.et's start at the beginning. what do you make of this allegation? find beginning. what do you make of this alleuation? �* , , , , allegation? and ivy disturbed by what she has — allegation? and ivy disturbed by what she has said, _ allegation? and ivy disturbed by what she has said, i _ allegation? and ivy disturbed by what she has said, i have - allegation? and ivy disturbed by what she has said, i have known allegation? and ivy disturbed by - what she has said, i have known her for nine years. as you said earlier, ifounded the for nine years. as you said earlier, i founded the conservative muslim forum and i am its president. she was our supporter and member of the forum. i have found her to be a bright, articulate and honest woman. she is a caring person, she is a good parliamentarian. but i've never found her to be a troublemaker. so, obviously, i think that we need to look at this matter, we need to investigate this matter thoroughly and you vent out what mark has said. in fact, he

i'm joined now by zara mohammed, secretary general of the muslim council of britain.mme. thanks for coming on the programme. thanks for coming on the programme. thanks for having me on. what thanks for coming on the programme. thanks for having me on.— thanks for having me on. what do you make of this? — thanks for having me on. what do you make of this? is _ thanks for having me on. what do you make of this? is deeply _ thanks for having me on. what do you make of this? is deeply shocking, - make of this? is deeply shocking, but not surprising _ make of this? is deeply shocking, but not surprising that _ make of this? is deeply shocking, but not surprising that the - but not surprising that the situation has happened, and unfortunately the conservative party have a long history of islam phobia, and what has been shared with us yesterday as both disturbing but shows you how endemic the problem is, that someone so senior within the party and government has had to face something so islam are phobic, and so much so that there is complete uproar, and we need to see concre

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we start with 3 black muslim spoken word poets, tact, tory sadie. at the sheer, i'm hammered tor listen to my heart. go. bad, bad, bad, bad boy, bab gar made it today. god made it today. dar made a do dirt, do dirt do there. barbara, barbara, barbara. capitalism wants to put an end of that. that god in me. because since god is wealth, but god himself ain't never been dollar. bill greene, i've seen politicians baptized and false dreams. but i've been great with like, keen enough to see past that side and recognise god best because i've been grace with the spirit of fidel, ready to cash marquetto with the cash when my false settle wage, a war against minimum wage with the rate of pay, le cody and the coffee witness and the bloody aftermath. capitalism leaves behinds . and when get left behind, the machine says you're fine, then it takes your struggle. and he tries to refine like sugar. if a domino effect. god bless, how we brought the wreck, then take our bones, and as to the shrine, how divined death must be. that's what the poor man used to be for m

ah, my mother, she became muslim. but ah, becoming apply of, you know, back liberation movement and things like that and being, i'm interested in deeply involved in trying to find herself in a society that didn't wanna. and then she became muslim because that was the answer for her. so they can't be detach it for me, it isn't particularly a niche so that you can catch up with the latest from tac via twitter at cherokee to re sadie, i can be found at either be well in bass at. i'd have been welling, and mohammed stood to handle it at fresh cut mo, back in 2015 students at the university of hate town campaign to have a statue of the controversial politicians settle, roads brought down the roads. must full protests were so successful. they energized the global discussion about how to de colonize education. some of the students who were involved in the original protest dramatize their story in a theater production called the fall. it was a hit in south africa, and everywhere it taught. when the cast visited the stream, we

conservative minister nusrat ghani tells the sunday times she was sacked from herjob, because of her muslim. the government chief whip mark spencer says her claim is completely false. two years to the day since china forced the city of wuhan and its ten million citizens into lockdown, we hear from a man evacuated from wuhan in the pandemic — and we have a special report on how beijing is containing the virus. hello and welcome to bbc news. the government of tonga says it's facing a long programme of rebuilding and reconstruction — just over a week after it was devastated by a volcanic eruption and a tsunami. foreign aid is arriving into tonga, but strict covid rules are hampering humanitarian efforts, as the local authorities try to keep the virus out of the country. tonga — which is made up of a group of islands in the south pacific — has recorded just one covid case throughout the pandemic. entire villages were destroyed in the tsunami and some are still without basic neccessities, like clean water. much of the relief effort for tonga is being coordinated in neighbouring fiji. our corresp

have more muslims in within the prevent database. the reason why, well, firstly, prevent in and of itself is highly discriminatory and it was designed for muslims. it was actually design post 911, right? specific people them in community. so there's no reason why it still wouldn't disproportionately target the muslim community. and also it relies on people trusting their like instincts. so it taps into a lot of unconscious bias even so even people who think i'm not racist. you know, it's tapping into their bias the seamless, even if you suspect something is strange, just refer it to prevent offices, what they will if you don't have to worry, rather be safe than, sorry, ah, election fraud, alarm bells are being founded in france all over a new app that is designed to match voters with candidates for the upcoming presidential election. the countries datawatch dog is now looking into claims the system not only violates privacy laws, but there is also favoring president micron. charlotte davinsky has been investigating how to vote in the

conservative party government minister nusrat ghani says she was sacked from herjob because of her muslimaith. the government chief whip says the claims are false. the taliban meet civil society groups and women's rights activists in norway, in an attempt to access to billions of dollars frozen in us banks. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the government says it has intelligence suggesting russia is plotting to install a pro—moscow leader in ukraine. it says there's a "very significant" risk that russian forces will invade the country. president putin has already sent tens of thousands of troops to ukraine's border, but moscow is now accusing the uk, of spreading "disinformation". with the latest, here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. fresh supplies of american weapons destined for ukraine. others including britain also sending supplies. hardly enough to defeat an invading russian army, but the message to moscow is clear. "if you do this, it will come at a price." but now, the foreign office says it's seeing signs of a russian plan to install

nus ghani has told the sunday times that her "muslimness" was raised as an issue.rvative chief whip mark spencer says she had been speaking to him, and he called her allegations "completely false". downing street has said the prime minister had also spoken to ms ghani and invited her to make a complaint, but she did not do so. she has issued a statement on this. she said, "when i told the prime minister injune 2020 what had been said to me in the government whips�* office, i urged him to take it seriously as a government matter and instigate an inquiry. he wrote to me that he could not get involved and suggested i use the internal conservative party complaint process. this, as i had already pointed out, was very clearly not appropriate for something that happened on government business — i do not even know if the words that were conveyed to me about what was said in reshuffle meetings at downing street were said by members of the conservative party or not. not a day has gone by without thinking about what i was told and wondering why i was in politics, while hoping

but i've got a 15 muslim majority countries, 100 percent, resume majority. and basically, if you do not predict your culture and headed age in the one country where you are a majority, then i think you're going to lose the battle in terms of protecting what you inherited from the cost. so this is the broader context in which all this kid is happening ah, what stands out most. and the coverage of this story is the lack of it. and it's not for a lack of resources. india has more than 424 hour television use chunks, more than 100000 newspapers, and countless new sites. most of them have fallen in line with the ruling b, j. p. party, and prime minister. no rent remote. to many news outlets are dependent on the money modi's government spends on advertise it in such a competitive market. they are as reliant on the majority hindu population for clicks and ratings as the b j. p r on hindus for votes. so they gave the stories of those religious gatherings and the soon nami, of anti muslim messaging, online short shrift. national newspapers, burying reports of hate sp

so kinda muslim elected melissa, get there, but all of of that he go 72. he's a yoga cabinet. is it? he's or you'll get $56.00 is order in dog a get than it is her or the yellow. you're not above odd beaches in a buck road in lieu. what asked look at them clinically. it, he had a board to put us in the disconnect. kodachi of, according to the latest census hindus make up almost 80 percent of india's population and only 14 percent of indian muslims. inter religious marriages are extremely rare. 99 percent of indian wid within their faith or the little the aggregate is other than what they tell me that they didn't get an idea of what it meant to come with. what he was going to say would you like to be a little bit more than a monitor with you about them? i think if you need to just use it, i'm going to get documented about the motivators i'm about a month ago. but you know, if i want you to do the job, you probably want to tell me what this is. this regard with this young girl. it was on with it, but it is how much somebody take a look and we are sorry that i make. i don't get s