@BBCWorld Every single child sold on this story is a girl.
The BBC does not question or even mention this.
And portrays the fathers selling their daughters in an entirety sympathetic light.
The teacher from Batley had nothing to do with Israel. Nor did Salman Rushdie, the commuters on 7/7, nor the kids who went to see Ariana Grande.
People need to stop making excuses for Islamic terrorism.
This is a violent extremist ideology that glorifies killing civilians.
A small but fearless group of women from Afghanistan is protesting in the streets of Kabul on International Women’s Day, demanding their basic rights and calling for an end to a gender apartheid regime.
My name is Hamit Coskun and last year I was convicted in a British court of religiously aggravated public order offense.
My “crime”? Burning a copy of the Quran outside the Turkish consulate in London. Moments later, I was attacked in full view of the street by a man. I was hospitalized. Then I was arrested and convicted in Westminster Magistrates Court.
I managed to get that conviction overturned, with the help of the Free Speech Union and the National Secular Society, but now the Crown Prosecution Service is appealing my acquittal, with the case being heard tomorrow in the High Court.
Now I am in discussions with the White House about claiming asylum in America in case the decision goes against me.
✍️ Hamit Coskun
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“Dead women having their uteruses removed before their bodies were returned to their families – for a hefty release fee – to hide evidence of sexual torture. Prisoners being injected with mercury or potassium to cause them to perish slowly and in great pain. Toddlers and the elderly shot dead. Summary executions of the wounded in their hospital beds.”
✍️ 'Iranians must endure a double tragedy: the crushing of their dreams by the regime and the shameful hypocrisy of Western progressives' | Writes Dr Qanta Ahmed
Read the column ⬇️
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@BishopPair@VarsityUK of course – @bethanmoss_ and i spoke to all editors commenting publicly on the matter and requested that they hold off until the two of us were able to speak directly with professor gopal. it’s also worth noting that we never asked anyone to take anything down!
there are many ways in which one can express their grievances – in this case, about articles published by @varsityuk, where i’m editor-in-chief – but resorting to personal attacks on students and touting a false conspiracy laden with anti-semitic tropes should not be one of them