New trust to monitor anti-Muslim hatred in UK after funding to Tell Mama ended | UK news
The British government appointed a new partner to pursue the anti -Muslim hatred of Mama, who said that Mama had ended months after the Islamophobia reporting service.
The British Muslim Trust (UNT), a new organization, is expected to receive a report and start watching events after the government has been elected as the buyer of the new war hatred against the Muslim Fund ”.
The appointment ends a period in which there is no group financed by the government that performs anti -Muslim hate in the UK. In March, it was said that Mama’s direct fund was terminated. The group had been financing £ 6 million for more than 13 years.
In May, Mama’s director said that the organization refused to fund more than six months from the government, claiming that the organization was a tense relationship with the Minister of Labor Faith Minister Wajid Khan and competitors. He continued to work independently.
In April, a Muslim peer Shaista Gohir said that the organization had to encounter an investigation into concerns about “lack of transparency” on how to spend public money. At that time, the mother rejected the allegations and secretly told the idea that it was used to address Muslim extremism as a “slurry .. He regularly reported that there was no problem by the authorities with the group and the group. No investigation has been initiated.
It was opposed to a ground that increased hate crimes against British Muslims.
The government, the hate of struggle against the Muslims Fund, “the developing nature of religious intolerance and Muslim communities faced The highest level in registration”.
The UNT financing will also use to ıs to raise awareness that anti -Muslim hate captures both online and offline events, who will not be reported to the police, to raise direct support to the victims, to raise awareness of hate crime and to encourage larger reporting than the affected communities.
The window, which will be bid for financing, lasted six weeks from April 7.
It was founded by the UNT, Aziz Foundation and Randeee Charitable Trust and led the activist Akeela Ahmed as the General Manager.
Ahmed is the founding partner of the British Muslim Network (BMN)-at the beginning of this year to raise the voices of the Muslims of England to policy makers and to emphasize their positive contributions to society.
The BMT spokesman said it was separate from the network that does not receive government financing, and that the focal point would only be contracted for the government, and that the BMN would have a lar wider task ”.
Ahmed said: “For a long time, anti-Muslim hatred is less recognized and sufficiently reported.
“We are here to stand with the victims and to help everyone to shape a more inclusive, unified Britain.”
Lord Khan said: “The rise of anti -Muslim hatred is worried and deeply worried. I am looking forward to working on our ambition to create a safer, more tolerant society for everyone with the British Muslim confidence.”
