A Very French Inquisition
Muhammad Jalal discusses recent legislative developments in France, and places these coercive social projects within their context of a broader social
The Spectre of a French Guantanamo
By Rayan Freschi Political language is too often seen as a matter of bluster or rhetoric alone: empty threats or promises that
Mullah Omar – On War and Peace
As the war in Afghanistan reaches an historic turning point, Arnaud Mafille revisits the words of late Taliban leader Mullah Omar
On Marvel, Hollywood and the Dehumanisation of Muslims
Shaf Choudry describes how films such as Marvel's Iron Man fit within a long-running project of Hollywood projecting and reinforcing dehumanising
Rethinking Muslim Representation – 20 years after 9/11
Dr Khadijah Elshayyal traces the history of Muslim representation politics in Britain, what it achieved and its distinct limitations. In doing
French Master, Muslim Slaves
Rayan Freschi describes how the latest Anti-Separatism Bill in France fits into the French state's wider pattern of denying national minorities
Language policy and its silent intimacy with counter extremism
Dr Hanain Brohi traces the relationship between integration, English language promotion and counter-extremism over recent years in the UK - and
The slow, precise and calculated torture of Ali al-Marri
Asim Qureshi discusses the torture of Ali al-Marri, who was held in detention in the USA for 13 years. He argues
Police brutality against Muslim children under the pretext of counter-terrorism in Austria
Nura Al-Izzedin describes the chilling situation in Austria and how the dehumanisation of Muslim children has made them vulnerable to state
The Clarity and Blurring of the War on Terror
Dr Tarek Younis argues that 'colour-blind' ideas of extending CVE programmes to the far-right mask the more fundamental issues at play
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