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Islamophobia inquiries only work if people take them seriously
A report commissioned by the UK's ruling party found problems, only to ignore efforts to solve them
The many reasons it's wrong to ask a judicial nominee about their religion
US judge Zahid Quraishi was asked what he knew about 'Sharia law'
When it comes to cancel culture, the right wing has the advantage
While the left is often the side with the loudest voices, power at the most prominent institutions in the West continues to be held by conservatives.
Citizenship must be sacrosanct – even Shamima Begum's
UK Supreme Court's decision to not allow the ISIS supporter back to fight her case says much about the country and how it perceives citizenship
The Brexit deal is not going to make the far-right disappear
Britain runs the risk of seeing through an ever more fringe and far-right lens over immigration issues
The vaccines are here. What's next?
There will be long-lasting consequences of the pandemic – some for the better
Far-right terrorism still doesn't get enough attention in Britain
Politicians claim to want to fight all forms of extremism, but is that true?
Why populists in some pockets of Europe feel threatened by a hijab
Muslims in Europe should feel no need to seek invisibility to exist
In pandemic times the rites at Muslim funerals adhere to safety first
It is perhaps telling of the flexibility of Islamic tradition that it allows for such burials, when a need arises
How Covid-19 has made space to tackle terrorism
This is the time to turn history lessons into policies so that societies can become safer
The sanctity of places of worship is universal, yet their perception as targets is centuries old
The Christchurch attack was a manifestation of a broad sense bigotry festering in our societies
Interfaith dialogue requires us to embrace difference
Interfaith dialogue must embrace difference in order to be succesful, argues HA Hellyer
We need to find a better way to discuss violent extremism
The dominant perceptions of what is an appropriate secularism have caused problems for those Muslims who do not try to hide their religious convictions, writes HA Hellyer
British diagnosis may not cure the disease
There is no one-size-fits-all solution to fighting extermism, writes HA Hellyer
Swiss swim case gives plenty of cause for concern
A seemingly trivial verdict on swimming in Europe sends a stark message on freedom of religion, writes HA Hellyer
