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‘Labor doesn’t care what we think’: doctor to take on Tony Burke in safe western Sydney seat

Dr Ziad Basyouny is the first of several independents expected to challenge federal Labor seats amid the Israel-Gaza war

The Guardian - AU

Donated eggs and masturbation are common in fertility treatments. But they may not be OK for Muslim patients

For those experiencing fertility issues, cost can be a major barrier to becoming a parent.

The Conversation

Nazir Afzal on riots, racism and the far right: ‘These people are so stupid, they tell you they are coming’

As the first ever Muslim assistant chief prosecutor he took on some of the toughest criminal cases in the face of vile personal threats. Somehow, he remains optimistic …

The Guardian - UK

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N.Ireland Violence Shocks Muslims And Stokes Fears Over Sectarian Divides

A week of racism-fuelled disorder in Northern Ireland, sparked by disturbances in English towns and cities, is proving harder to end, with fears the UK region's sectarian divisions are feeding into the violence.

International Business Times

China signs billion-dollar deal for car factory in Turkey

China’s car giant BYD’s announcement to build a billion-dollar factory in Turkey represents a significant turnaround in bilateral relations. However, concerns persist regarding human rights issues and Turkey’s stance on the Chinese Muslim Uyghur community.

Radio France Internationale

The Tories have created an Islamophobic cesspit – but Labour must share some of the guilt

The party sowed division during the Blair years – and according to its Muslim members, the stain of prejudice remains, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Muslim Student’s Headscarf Slips, Male Teacher Asks Female Colleague For Help, She Reports Him

Male teacher notices his Muslim student’s head scarf moved and exposes her hair, thinks it’s inappropriate for him to help her, as he is not related to her, so he asks female colleague to assist his student, but gets reported for his actions. The post Muslim Student’s Headscarf Slips, Male…

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Funds for Palestinian groups in Australia affected by Gaza war given to media outlets instead

The diverted money was from $25m allocated for Palestinian, Muslim and other communities affected by Israel-Gaza war

The Guardian - AU

In times of racist violence, loving others can feel like a vulnerable act – but it’s an essential one

Peanut Butter and Blueberries, my play about two young Muslims and how the world shapes their relationship, has become accidentally timely this summer

The Guardian - UK

‘I feel fear’: Muslims in the UK question sense of belonging after riots

Some Muslims try to heal while others engage in dialogue after being threatened by racist mobs.

Al Jazeera

Muslim NHS workers report rise in abuse since far-right riots began

British Islamic Medical Association has said staff have been left to feel ‘vulnerable and deeply concerned for their safety’

Evening Standard

The hypocrisy at the heart of racist riots

When news broke that a 17-year-old male had stabbed a number of young girls in Southport, misinformation swiftly followed. First, that the perpetrator was an asylum seeker or refugee who had come to the UK on a boat. This was discredited and information emerged that the individual was British-born. But…

The Conversation

Muslim NHS workers report rise in racist abuse since far-right riots began

Bima, which represents about 7,000 staff, says some have been left in ‘unprecedented’ fear by intimidatory behaviour

The Guardian - UK

Sadiq Khan says he 'felt triggered' by far-right riots and isn't safe as British Muslim politician

The Mayor expressed alarm at recent events, likening them to the racial tensions he faced growing up in the 1970s and 80s

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - US

Uncommitted voters respond to Harris-Walz ticket with hope and reservations

Harris expresses openness to discussing Israel-Gaza stance with movement leaders, who are torn over Walz as VP pick

The Independent UK

‘You only see Muslims on TV as terrorists’: RADA chief blames UK riots on lack of true diversity on screens

Exclusive: Marcus Ryder called out the TV industry for a lack of nuance in representations

International Business Times

Fears For Women's Rights As Iraqi Bill Resurfaces

Rights advocates are alarmed by a bill introduced to Iraq's parliament that, they fear, would roll back women's rights and increase underage marriage in the deeply patriarchal society.

Al Jazeera

‘A moral stand’: Antiracism protesters rally in UK after far-right riots

In towns and cities across England, thousands march against racism after far-right riots that led to some 400 arrests.

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The Independent UK

Muslim activists apologise after pub-goers mistaken for far-right group in attack

Man punched and kicked in the Clumsy Swan pub’s front garden in Birmingham

Evening Standard

OPINION - I saw the terrible impact of riots in India — and now I fear for England

In February 2002, 59 Hindu pilgrims perished when their train caught fire just outside Godhra station in the Indian state of Gujarat. The cause of the fire was never conclusively established; yet of the many unsubstantiated theories that still swirl around the fire, the one that had the most devastating…

The National (Scotland)

'Not on our watch': Fury as anti-Islam graffiti daubed on town wall

The community has loudly voiced that there is 'no place for racism in Inverclyde' after hateful anti-Islamic graffiti appeared in Port Glasgow.

The Conversation

Remembering the longest journey to Auschwitz – the deportation of Rhodes’ Jews decimated a small but vibrant community with centuries of Mediterranean history

In the Old Town of Rhodes, a picturesque tourist destination in the Aegean Sea, stands a monument to a dark period in the island’s past. In the former “Djuderia,” the Jewish quarter, a marble obelisk commemorates the deportation of the island’s small but vibrant Sephardic Jewish community to Auschwitz-Birkenau on…

The Guardian - UK

Robert Jenrick criticised for saying people shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ should be arrested

Tory leadership candidate’s comments around far-right protests described as nasty, divisive and ignorant

The Conversation

Refusing to call out Islamophobia has emboldened the far right – and the current violence is the result

As someone who has researched Islamophobia in Britain for a quarter of a century, it is clear to me that the current violence on the streets of Britain is an example of it.

Al Jazeera

Students, other Muslims protect temples, churches amid Bangladesh unrest

Rights groups, diplomats had raised concerns over reports of attacks on minorities after PM Hasina quit, fled country.

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