Islamophobia

France approves controversial ‘anti-separatism’ bill

France’s lower house of parliament has approved a controversial ‘anti-separatism’ bill which critics say is discriminatory and targets the country’s 5.7 million Muslims.

BBC Woman's Hour receives backlash after 'aggressive' interview with MCB's first female leader

How the Netherlands is curbing the civil liberties of its Muslim population

Malia Bouattia

Muslims and migrants in Spain: How fake news is keeping minorities sidelined

France tensions

UN urged to take action against France over 'entrenching Islamophobia'

The politics of refusal: How Muslims can resist the West's hostile gaze

Rebecca Ruth Gould

‘Horrifying beyond words’: China embassy tweet on Uighur women rebuked online

Emmanuel Macron's cynical crusade

David Hearst

Congress members demand Facebook take steps to 'eradicate' anti-Muslim bias

Muslim Pro controversy: The dangers of surveillance capitalism

Asad Dandia

US Supreme Court rules Muslims placed on no-fly list can sue for damages

Why Muslims in the US face a crisis of leadership

Hafsa Kanjwal

Christchurch attack: Report finds New Zealand failed to protect Muslim communities

How cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad mark a return to the propaganda of the Middle Ages

Mohammad H Fadel

France orders crackdown on 76 mosques suspected of ‘separatism’

New head of UK equality watchdog opposed efforts to define Islamophobia

Labour's Starmer urged to return donations from 'Islamophobic' businessman

The silence of a coward: Why I no longer play the 'good Muslim'

Tory party's praise of Macron's ugly politics is shocking

Peter Oborne

France is weaponising its 'republican values' as a means of exclusion

Marwan Muhammad

France's state-sanctioned Islamophobia is the biggest threat to the republic

François Burgat