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Asia Bibi: British imams join calls for UK to give asylum

14th November 2018

By Editorial Staff

Asia Bibi: British Imams (including Quilliam International’s, Head of Islamic Studies, Dr Usama Hasan) join calls for the UK to give her asylum.

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‘Sick kids have sinned’ rabbi banned from UK

Quiliam International’s Director of Policy, David Toube is quoted in this Jewish News piece on Yosef Mizrachi – “I applaud the Home Office’s decision and am proud the mainstream Jewish community has been united in its opposition to this man.”

How would I deradicalise Shamima Begum? With Islamic scholarship

Quilliam International’s, Head of Islamic Studies, Dr Usama Hasan piece in The Guardian – “As an imam, I have helped indoctrinated young people to see the errors of a medieval, misguided and misapplied worldview” on how he would deradicalise Shamima Begum.

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Quilliam International’s Chief Executive, Haras Rafiq says runaway schoolgirl Shamima Begum could be a “challenge” to de-radicalise if she returns to Britain in this piece by Neil Murphy via the Daily Mirror.

Let Shamima Begum come back to Britain but don’t pretend she’s not a threat

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Shamima Begum: Here’s what will happen to the Isis schoolgirl if she returns home to Britain

Quilliam International’s Director of Policy, David Toube, explains the case surrounding Shamima Begum – “Without prejudging the case there appears to be ample evidence on which she could be prosecuted. When Britons commit crimes in another country they must be prosecuted. She does appear to have admitted going to Syria to join Isis,” in the

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Quilliam International’s Director of Policy, David Toube, describes Shamima Begum as “the hardest of hard cases”. “She appears to have expressed remorse only for the failure of the caliphate and its failure to live up to expectations. So she would be a very difficult person to de-radicalise in her current state of mind” in the

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