Radicalisation
France reveals plan to fight Muslim ‘extremism’
France unveiled a series of new measures on Wednesday aimed at increasing security for the country’s Muslim population and forging closer links with the community. From surveillance to training imams, here’s a breakdown of the new action plan.
French Muslim family accused of “radicalism” get their kids back Alhamdulillah
A French Muslim family who had their children taken away by the authorities in the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo attacks have got them back.
BBC Hardtalk interview with Moazzam Begg
BBC Hardtalk speaks to the British Muslim campaigner Moazzam Begg. He was detained at Guantanamo Bay between 2003 and 2005, and then last February he was held for seven months in a British prison.
Islamophobie: 5 enfants enlevés
Interview with the Meher and Aicha Msakni, parents of the five children kidnapped by the French authorities. In French. Islamophobie: 5 enfants enlevés Bourgoin Jallieu, à côté de Lyon, fin janvier 2015. Cinq enfants de la famille Msakni enlevés par la police parce que le père est “soupconné de rejoindre
French Muslim who had kids taken away arrested over “radicalisation suspicions”
A French Muslim father who had his five children taken away after he was apparently mistakenly suspected of leaving for Syria to fight jihad has been arrested.
Social workers set to be given ‘ominous’ duty to identify and report extremism
Social workers may have a responsibility to identify and report extremism in what has been described as “ominous” draft guidance from the Home Office.
French Government’s guide on how to spot a potential terrorist/extremist
The French government have released an online campaign called ‘Stop Djihadisme’. Part of this programme they have released an info-graphic showing the ‘signs of radicalisation’ that can be noticed by parents to protect their children.
