‘Pro-Iran’ summer camp for kids cancelled amid extremism fears | UK | News
An Islamic Summer Camp, accused of supporting Iran, was canceled after allegations that he could expose children to pro -extreme views Telegraph reports.
The event, which is carried out by the Islamic Mission (AIM) charity, is targeted by activities such as climbing and abscess with “Lessons and Discussions” for children aged nine to 14 years. AIM, Kings Langley, this month, will take place in Hertfordshire Camp Wilayah’ı “enjoy the outdoor places, to make new friends, to learn and build on Islamic values,” described as an incredible place.
However, on Wednesday, he announced that he canceled the camp after claiming that there were “Islamophobic” hostility and extreme right threats.
The decision of the charity came after Telegraph reported that the camp could expose children under nine years of over -nine years of excessive views about the fears of the deputies and peers.
Is it pro -Iran?
The AIM encourages the annual four -day camp, which costs 180 £ 180 per child, as a unique opportunity to explore your real potential in the midst of an Islamic ambience ”. Participating girls need to wear a headscarf and are separated from men except for daily prayers, interviews and team photography.
Located in Cricklewood in Northwest London, AIM is accused of supporting Iran’s theocratic regime. In the publications on social media, the charity has repeatedly praised Ayatullah Khanei, the country’s highest leader, and described his books as a “great reading ..
Philanthropy also refused to condemn the terrorist group Hamas and said, “The Zionists brought this disaster to them,” he said after the Israeli attacks on October 7, 2023.
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“He was punished only for their beliefs”
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick expressed concerns that children should not be allowed to participate in the camps managed by the “Iranian regime supporters”. Local reform was also opposed to British politicians.
On Wednesday, AIM said that he had canceled the camp because of a fear of threats against families and children.
He said: “Camp Wilayah had no evidence of mistakes, but our children are only punished for their beliefs.
“Attacking such a healthy and positive tradition is embarrassing, especially when threats are made by the reform party to activate protests and disrupt children’s camps.
“Not only this inferior behavior, but also Islamophobia should openly and alarm every member of society.
“In an age in which extreme right hatred is normalized, it is more important to stand together in every form against prejudice than ever.”
The British lawyers welcomed the cancellation of the British lawyers for Israel, who said that the activities of the camp could be seen as “unite very young children with nationalist resistance” and öylemek to place ideological commitment in the formative age ”.
