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Refugee subjected to horrific racist violence, called a “F****** Black man”

August 9, 2022 Article

A Black Muslim refugee faced horrific racist, anti-Black violence in southeast London, resulting in a deep head wound after being called a “F****** Black man” by a group of racist men.

After reaching out to Tell MAMA, we provided support and offered a tailor-made service to them with updates to the investigation.

Following an email incident report update to us, the Met Police confirmed that they initially took no further action, citing a lack of CCTV in the area, which we successfully challenged. And upon further review, they informed us of the decision to close the case because they could not trace the suspects and encouraged our service user to avoid walking in that area again.

To protect their identity, we are not disclosing further details. Still, we can confirm the assault occurred on June 16, when four white males subjected our service user to anti-Black racism before assaulting him.

Photographs shared with our service detail how the racist attack left them with a deep laceration on their skull, resulting in hospitalisation. They confirmed to our Casework Team that they have no memory of the attack.

Several upstanders helped our service user following the racist attack until paramedics arrived at the scene.

As a confidential third-party service, we exercised our capacity to liaise further with the Met Police on their behalf and push for the attack to be re-investigated.

We are also providing translation assistance within our existing emotional support structures.

From the perspective of our Director Iman Atta, we have assisted refugees for many years in various ways – including advocacy work with housing associations and local authorities.

She said: “It remains of great concern that those most vulnerable are having to navigate various bureaucracies whether trying to find adequate housing away from racist neighbours or navigating reporting hate crime to the police.

Such barriers are often compounded by a lack of multilingual language support or a lack of oversight or care about how they navigate the complexities of various support systems. We encourage others to get in touch with our service as we accept referrals and can provide signposting.

Our service user was on the receiving end of racist, anti-Black violence because of their identity and struggled to engage with the police further due to language barriers we helped them overcome. We will continue to advocate until we can get a just outcome and hopefully hold those responsible accountable.”

As authorised advocates, we liaised with the Met Police on their behalf, who revealed to us in late July that there was no CCTV of the attack. Nor did it prove possible to retrieve forensics when they followed up and drove him to the scene. However, officers reassured the man to contact them if he came across the perpetrator, as they confirmed that they did not know their attacker, nor had they seen them since.

Over the years, we have evidenced in annual reports the racialised targeting of Muslim refugees – from racist hate and violence in public areas to one high-profile case of helping to get a vulnerable refugee re-housed after advocating on their behalf with the local authorities after evidencing to them the sustained campaign of racist harassment and abuse faced from a neighbour.

We have previously reported how Devon and Cornwall Police investigated an anti-Muslim assault on a teen who wears the hijab in Plymouth. Other case studies we have published include the racialised targeting of refugees online and offline impacts on Muslim communities at home and in public spaces, including on public transport.

We continue to provide support as our service user remains fearful of further racist violence as another refugee faced violence in the same area.

 

 

 

 

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Categories: anti-Black violence, hate crime, London, MET Police, News, refugee

Tags: Islamophobia

How Christchurch still influences far-right terror convictions in the UK

July 21, 2022 Article

Three years after the murder of 51 Muslims in Christchurch, New Zealand, footage of that tragedy, committed by a white supremacist terrorist, continues to influence those convicted of far-right terror offences in the UK, our investigation found.

Our starting point is the conviction of 19-year-old Mason Yates last month – a self-identified “literal Nazi” who took an interest in the Christchurch terrorist, downloaded two terrorist manuals and spread vast amounts of racist and homophobic hate on Telegram. During his teens, Yates received two Prevent referrals, with the second referral coming from his college, aged sixteen. He would boast, “I’m as far right as you can be” and “I haven’t got just an issue with Muslims, it’s the whole of Islam,” and wore a pro-Ukip bracelet. Yates disengaged from Prevent after their father declined assistance.

We shift attention to Keighley in West Yorkshire and Anglesey in Wales, as the Telegram channel used a fascist terror cell, mainly of individuals from Keighley in West Yorkshire, before their convictions, including various racist and terrorist materials, were uploaded, including a copy of the Christchurch live stream. Samuel Whibley, a cell member from Anglesey, admitted to sharing the notorious neo-Nazi terror book Siege and was later found guilty of eight terrorism offences that included the encouragement of terrorism (contrary to Section 1 of the Terrorism Act 2006).

Following the jailing of the far-right terrorist Connor Burke in February 2022 – a 19-year-old from Bexleyheath, it emerged that he had a copy of the live stream on his PC, along with other white supremacist propaganda and paraphernalia (including a copy of Hitler’s Mein Kampf and SS-branded daggers. Burke received a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence after disguising bomb-making guides as PDF files for the video game Minecraft. He also used a Telegram channel to spread white supremacist materials and referred to his teaching staff in racist terms – using the P-word.

In October 2021, neo-Nazi Sam Imrie, 24, guilty of various terrorism offences, threatened to burn down Fife Islamic Centre. Police recovered various weapons, possession of child abuse images and violent, necrophilic pornography. He plotted to live stream the attack on the Islamic centre. Nevertheless, it went further still: Imrie saw the Christchurch terrorist like the above – as a hero (indeed, a ‘saint’, mirroring the language of neo-Nazis in other countries). He believed they had done ‘nothing wrong’ and admitted to watching the murders several times as police recovered several copies of the live stream from an iPhone.

Neo-Nazi Thomas Leech, 19, spent innumerable hours online spreading racist material – targeting Muslims, Jews, and other minorities – promoting Holocaust denial and urging the use of racist terror and violence. Other racist conspiracies Leech propagated included the so-called “Great Replacement” and the myth of “Islamification”. He valorised several infamous neo-Nazi terrorists – from Anders Breivik, Robert Bowers, and Dylann Roof to the Christchurch terrorist. Like Sam Imrie, Leech pleaded guilty to the creation and possession of child abuse images.

Weeks earlier, a 14-year-old neo-Nazi avoided prison after creating a Telegram channel to promote racist terrorism towards minorities in Dover. That group, identified as the ‘British Hand’, boasted a core membership of fifteen people aged in their teens to mid-twenties, according to The Times. Members within the chat also glorified Breivik and the Christchurch terrorist.

Those convicted of far-right terror offences where Christchurch appears in news reports (or influenced motives) include Harry Vaughan (top far left), Mason Yates (left), Morgan Seales (right), Vincent Fuller (top far right), Matthew Cronjager (bottom left), Benjamin Hannam (bottom left), Gabriele Longo (centre bottom left), Dean Morrice (bottom far right).

18-year-old Matthew Cronjager, a member of the fascist ‘British Hand’ Telegram channel, called for racist and anti-LGBT+ violence and terror – targeting Muslim, LGBT+, and Jewish communities also possessed a copy of the Christchurch live stream on his mobile phone. Cronjager helped build a library of white supremacist propaganda, expressed a desire to build weapons from a 3D printer, and shared materials that could assist those seeking to commit acts of terrorism – leading to an 11-year prison sentence.

White supremacists in an older age bracket would find themselves jailed in the summer of 2021, including a 53-year-old white supremacist named Nicholas Brock. He received a three-year prison sentence in May 2021 for terrorism-related offences and owned various Nazi-era knives and other fascist propaganda, including a copy of the Christchurch terror footage.

The second example concerns 38-year-old neo-Nazi Michael Nugent, who ran several neo-Nazi Telegram channels to distribute racist propaganda and terrorist materials. On the first anniversary of the terror attacks in Christchurch, Nugent uploaded the live stream and a copy of the infamous screed (‘manifesto’). In addition, he boasted in a private diary that the terrorism inflicted upon Muslims in Christchurch was a “game changer” as his prison sentence increased to five years later that year.

Also, in May 2021, 24-year-old Robert Gregory from Bournemouth received a four-and-a-half-year prison sentence for terrorism offences. Gregory is a violent fantasist who dreamed of assassinating the former prime minister Theresa May and had extensive internet searches about murdering Muslims, buying a gun from his local area, and how to build viable explosives. Gregory divulged other violent fantasies in his diary, including his hope of murdering other MPs, killing a journalist live on-air and blowing himself up inside a mosque or at a Pride rally. He hoped to recruit others to his cause.

Further chilling diary extracts reported in the local press concerned how Gregory wished that the Christchurch terrorist had murdered more Muslims. For example, that entry read: ” ‘Got news of terror attack in New Zealand finally we are taking a stand.

“Why do Muslims continue to condemn attacks on their own people not the ones on us?”

Those convicted of far-right terror offences where Christchurch appears in news reports (or influenced motives) include Paul Dunleavy (top far left), Thomas Leech (top left), Filip Bednarczyk (top right), Luke Hunter (top far right), Sam Imrie (bottom far left), Samuel Whibley (bottom left), Michael Nugent (bottom right), Robert Gregory (bottom far right).

A disgraced former member of the armed forces, neo-Nazi Dean Morrice, 34, was jailed for multiple terrorism offences in June 2021 – including stockpiling explosive materials. Morrice possessed terrorism documents and instructions to make a 3D-printed gun. During the trial, Morrice claimed past affiliation to Ukip and the strong support of Nigel Farage. He also shared an edited version of the terrorism in Christchurch, strumming a guitar to the sound of gunshots. Avon and Somerset Police confirmed that Morrice possessed copies of various far-right terrorist screeds.

The previous year included several high-profile far-right-related terrorism convictions where evidence of their possession of the terror attacks in New Zealand appeared in press coverage. For example, in December, 23-year-old Luke Hunter received a prison sentence for several terrorism-related offences, including membership in the proscribed Feuerkrieg Division and a dizzying number of digital platforms to spread neo-Nazi hate, including calls for the genocide of Jewish communities, minority ethnic groups, and LGBT+ communities. On Telegram, Hunter glorified various neo-Nazi terrorists – including David Copeland and the Christchurch terrorist.

Weeks earlier, it emerged that 18-year-old Harry Vaughan, guilty of various far-right-inspired terror offences, possessed a copy of the live stream, violent child abuse images (having admitted creating one such image), and other far-right literature with materials concerning the building of bombs and firearms.

A teenage member of this terror group, named because of the circumstances of the case, pleaded guilty to nine counts of possessing terror manuals and a copy of the Christchurch terror video. Paul Dunleavy, 17, received a prison sentence of five years and six months.

By May of that year, two high-profile cases resulted in criminal justice outcomes, including that of 26-year-old Luton-based Filip Golon Bednarczyk – who possessed a copy of the screed and horrific memes mocking the terror of 15 March. Following his conviction, which included admitting possession of a 2kg bag of an explosive substance, identified as sulphur powder under suspicious circumstances, we exclusively revealed his history of anti-Muslim and anti-LGBT hate on Facebook.

Ben Hannam, a probationary police officer at the Metropolitan Police, was found guilty of belonging to the proscribed neo-Nazi terror group National Action (which we have covered extensively) in April 2021. The BBC reported that Hannam, 22, downloaded a fascist propaganda image sanctifying the Christchurch terrorist.

Twenty-year-old George Fowle from the town of Snodland in Kent received a suspended prison sentence after accessing terrorist materials, alongside accessing materials to build plastic explosives at 17. KentOnline reported that Fowle had over 400 photos of neo-Nazi and far-right materials, including pro-Hitler materials. In addition, Fowle owned a copy of the Christchurch terror attack, having received the footage over Snapchat. The BBC revealed that Fowle’s college made a Prevent referral after a classmate raised concerns that he risked becoming a “school shooter”. News of Fowle’s conviction appeared in the local council’s annual Prevent report for 2020.

In October 2019, Morgan Seales (known to the authorities after flyering for National Action), 20, and Gabriele Longo, 26, were guilty of using a white supremacist WhatsApp group chat (with members as young as 14 years old) to call for copycat terror attacks uploading bomb-making instructions to the group. And when another group member posted, “let’s kill some Muslims”, Longo replied, “Or Jews.” Other messages revealed talk of targeting worshippers at a mosque during Jummah (Friday) prayers.

One of the most immediate and abhorrent acts of white supremacist terror domestically was committed by 50-year-old Vincent Fuller, who admitted to stabbing a Bulgarian man, Dimitar Mihaylov, as he searched out a Muslim person to murder a day after the tragedy occurred. Fuller also glorified the Christchurch terrorist on Facebook. As a result, he received a prison sentence spanning 18 years and nine months – with an additional five-year extended sentence.

Distinguished Professor, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Massey University, Paul Massey, when outlining the globalised influence of the terror in Christchurch (which we also covered), reflected in March 2020 on the necessity of an equivalent version of Tell MAMA in New Zealand.

Chapter 4: Hate crime and hate speech (76) reads: There have been calls for better records to be kept of hate-motivated offending complaints and official acknowledgements that such records are desirable. We note that recently the Foundation Against Islamophobia and Racism has established an online mechanism for recording hate-motivated offending in New Zealand based on the United Kingdom’s Tell MAMA (Measuring Anti-Muslim Attacks) model”. Credit: The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the terrorist attack on Christchurch masjidain on 15 March 2019.

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the terrorist attack on Christchurch masjidain on 15 March 2019 would confirm that such an organisation now existed – the Foundation Against Islamophobia and Racism.

For comment or further analysis of this issue, please email info@tellmamauk.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Categories: Christchurch, Christchurch attack, Far Right groups, News, terrorism

Tags: Far Right, Islamophobia

Man shouted “go back to your country” & “I hate Muslims” on busy London bus

July 8, 2022 Article

A Muslim mother travelling with her children during the busy school run on a London bus faced a torrent of anti-Muslim abuse from a man who shouted “go back to your country” and “I hate Muslims”.

The shocking incident occurred on Friday morning (July 8) in north London, as the number 91 bus travelled towards Tottenham.

A friend got in touch to report what happened to our service and to have the abuse highlighted anonymously.

The perpetrator shouted: “Go back to your country. Go back to your country – I am very racist, you don’t belong here, I hate Muslims”.

They added that three women, described as Black, Somali and white, shielded the family.

The bus driver, they added, challenged the perpetrator, ordering them to stop the abuse and to leave the bus.

The Muslim woman, who wears the hijab, has faced similar abuse before – for her ethnicity and religious identity, as their friend described the perpetrator as a Black male in their mid-to-late forties.

Over the years, we’ve evidenced the impacts of racist language and violence targeting visibly-dressed Muslim women and their families when using public transport in London and nationally.

We have also highlighted examples of anti-Muslim and Islamophobic discrimination, including an example of a Muslim woman denied entry onto a bus due to her face veil (niqab).

The examples also show the intersections of racialised misogyny.

We encourage upstanders in the public to stand up for others in safe ways. This includes calling the police on behalf of individuals (if they consent for you to do so) to speaking with victims when the perpetrator(s) leave and offering reassurance, challenging the perpetrator(s) when safe to do so – including gathering evidence such as their clothing or identifiable features (like tattoos or piercings) to gathering photographic or video evidence.

You can get advice from our confidential and free helpline on 0800 456 1226. Or through our free iOS or Android apps. Report through our online form. Or contact us via WhatsApp on 0734 184 6086.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Categories: bus, hate crime, Hijab, News, public transport, TFL

Tags: Islamophobia, racism

Muslim teen has hijab torn off in racist attack at bus stop

May 30, 2022 Article

Devon and Cornwall Police continue to investigate the racist assault on a Muslim teenager in Plymouth who had their hijab torn off.

PlymouthLive reported that the girl, aged 16 and from a refugee background, was waiting for their bus to school when the attack occurred on May 27 at Embankment Road, which is next to the Astor Playing Field in Prince Rock.

The older perpetrator, described in the PlymouthLive article as being either aged eighteen or nineteen, targeted the girl with abuse before they attempted and failed to punch them in the face – but were able to pull their headscarf off violently.

We thank the upstander who assisted the girl targeted, ensuring they had someone to accompany them on their bus ride, and upon arriving at school, staff contacted the police.

An upstander can assist when safe to do so (especially when particular power dynamics are at play) in ways that include challenging the perpetrator’s behaviour with body language and words, creating a distraction by engaging with those targeted, checking on their wellbeing, changing the subject, or creating a diversion. After the perpetrator(s) leave, continue to provide reassurance, and if they consent to do, call the police on their behalf, noting the perpetrator’s details – including their physical appearance, clothing or notable piercings or tattoos.

Tell MAMA provides safety tips for the public and age-appropriate advice for children and young people, which anyone can download.

In a statement, a spokesperson for Devon and Cornwall Police said: “This was an unprovoked attack on a young female student on her way to school. The motive for the assault is unknown but is considered to be racially or religiously aggravated because the female was wearing the hijab.”

Witnesses can contact Devon and Cornwall Police on 101 or email 101@dc.police.uk or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 quoting CR/046059/22. Tell MAMA can pass on such information on behalf of witnesses if they get in touch by emailing info@tellmamauk.org.

 

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Categories: Devon and Cornwall Police, hate crime, Hijab, News, Plymouth

Tags: Islamophobia

Suffolk Police investigating hate crime arson outside of mosque

May 23, 2022 Article

Suffolk Police are investigating an arson attack in the car park of a mosque as a hate crime.

Officers responded to calls of a burning wheelie bin at 4 am on May 17 in the car park of a mosque in Camps Road.

The police confirmed that no injuries occurred as the investigation remains ongoing.

As protocol, Tell MAMA has safety and security advice for mosques and Islamic institutions – which covers the value of CCTV for evidence gathering and what to do in situations with individuals who may seek to harm worshippers or the mosque infrastructure.

High-resolution copies are available from the Resources section of our website. If you’d like free copies of such resources sent in the post, email info@tellmamauk.org

Suffolk Police request that anyone with information get in touch online or over the phone on 101, quoting crime ref 37/29904/22. Members of the public can email the investigating officer at ashley.gorbutt1@suffolk.police.uk

For those wishing to remain anonymous, the charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or online.

Or, if you prefer that we at Tell MAMA contact the Metropolitan Police anonymously or on your behalf, get in touch via our website, or call our freephone on 0800 456 1226.

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Categories: hate crime, mosque, News, Suffolk

Tags: Islamophobia

Definition of Anti-Muslim Hatred

May 22, 2022 Article

Faith Matters has watched the difficult and abrasive debates that have taken place around the development of a definition on anti-Muslim hatred or prejudice by this Government.

We are of the firm opinion that a definition is essential if we are to ensure that some fundamentals of our society are to be protected. Firstly, there needs to be a common definition that lets the public know what anti-Muslim hatred is and what it ‘looks like’ and ‘sounds like’. This definition also needs to be framed so that it fits into existing legislation and does not become an exercise in producing a piece of text that has no legal relevance.

Secondly, the debate rumbles on about ensuring that any definition does not stop critique of religion or faith. This also covers Islam. People have the right to critique or even dislike any faith. What they don’t have the right to do, is to attack, harm of hurt people who happen to be Muslim.

This is essential to lay out though there is a common agreement amongst many, that the definition must protect individuals and their rights to live freely without fear, harm or intimidation, as British Muslims. This does not mean that criticism of Islam is anti-Muslim, though we also acknowledge that each issue must be taken on a case by case basis and if criticism of Islam turns into targeted hatred towards Muslims, then such behaviour is not protected under the rights of free speech. At this stage, it should not be tolerated.

For far too long, there has been inaction on this and we urge the Government to take urgent action to move this process along. We must also commend the Government on the actions that they have taken in the last few days on the launch of a security fund for mosques and Islamic institutions, given the targeting of mosques by anti-Muslim activists and bigots. Furthermore, we acknowledge the work that Government has done to support the monitoring of anti-Muslim prejudice and support for victims of it, through Tell MAMA.

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Categories: British Muslims, Definition of Anti-Muslim hatred, Government, security fund

Tags: Islamophobia, TELL MAMA

GUILTY: racist who called Muslim postmaster a ‘nonce’ and the P-word

May 9, 2022 Article

A racist who targeted a Muslim postmaster with abhorrent slurs, including shouting “You nonce, you P*** b******”, received an 18-month community order at Newcastle Magistrates’ Court.

The Newcastle Chronicle reported that 34-year-old David Needham, who has a history of violence, including severe violence against a former partner, targeted Rafaqat Ali, who sadly since passed away, had requested that Needham cease shouting in December last year.

The newspaper further reported that Needham threatened Mr Ali, shouting further racist abuse, including, “Black b******”, before standing in front of the perspex screen separating him from Mr Ali and violently shaking it.

Despite fearing for his safety and the safety of his staff, the quick-thinking Mr Ali lowered the shutters to ensure that Needham could not leave until the police arrived.

An impact statement taken from Mr Ali before his death and read aloud in court stated: “I’m appalled that I was racially abused in my own store in 2021. This sort of behaviour should be confined to the Dark Ages, and I don’t expect to come to work and be a victim of such abuse. I hope this male feels the full force of justice.”

The racialised targeting of Muslim men, falsely accusing them of paedophilia, appear in various case studies that Tell MAMA continues to highlight – whether online or offline. For example, we reported on harassment, threats, abuse, on public transport, and when out in public – to the racist murder of pensioner Mushin Ahmed in Rotherham. In addition, various annual reports we have published provide in-depth analysis of how the far-right continues to hijack and weaponise such crimes to further anti-Muslim and Islamophobic hostility and animus.

The defence for David Needham argued that he had pleaded guilty and received financial assistance from his mother, owing to benefit sanctions.

The court fined him £120 and ordered him to pay £85 for costs and a £95 victim surcharge.

 

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Categories: hate crime, Newcastle, News

Tags: Islamophobia, racism

Police investigating neo-Nazi “Great Replacement” stickers in Birmingham

May 5, 2022 Article

West Midlands Police are investigating a series of white supremacist stickers pushing the racist so-called “Great replacement” conspiracy in parts of Birmingham, Tell MAMA can reveal.

A member of the public contacted us after finding one such sticker near Birmingham Central Mosque before safely removing it.

To not give the neo-Nazi(s) responsible additional propaganda, we are declining to reveal the entire contents of the sticker as the investigation remains ongoing.

But we will, however, state the racist language of the text does indeed push dangerous conspiracies about demographic change and that Islam will “dominate”. Three days ago, a different racist sticker surfaced on Telegram, including the line “national white minority by 2050”, appearing in an undisclosed area of Birmingham.

Our investigation of the social media accounts suggests that those responsible have also targeted areas like Digbeth in recent weeks.

We have, on several occasions, flagged content on Instagram under its Hate Speech guidelines, but so far, the platform has not acted.

Anyone can report graffiti in public areas on bins, benches, and public buildings to their local council, as with flyposting, which stickers constitute. For Birmingham City Council, it states that “If the fly-posting is racist or offensive, we will usually remove it within 1 working day”, – but that may vary based on the local authority in question.

Councils, however, will not remove graffiti or flyposting on private land or property – including cabinets owned by Virgin Media or BT (which means contacting the companies directly).

If you encounter such racist materials, take a photo and inform the police on 101 or online via TrueVision. Tell MAMA welcomes such reports and can report on your behalf or anonymously.

Remove stickers with a household key or similar object if you feel confident and it is safe to do so.

You can get advice from our confidential and free helpline on 0800 456 1226. Or through our free iOS or Android apps. Report through our online form. Or message us on WhatsApp on 0734 184 6086 or message us on Twitter or Facebook by following @tellmamauk.

 

 

 

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Categories: Birmingham, Far Right groups, graffiti, Neo-Nazi, News, sticker

Tags: Islamophobia

Woman who yelled “kill all the Muslims” and made gun threats on train jailed

April 22, 2022 Article

A woman who shouted, “kill all the Muslims,” called fellow passengers “terrorists”, and threatened a train manager received a prison sentence of over six months.

49-year-old Trisha Clifton pleaded guilty to a religiously aggravated offence at Reading Magistrates’ Court on April 4.

The British Transport Police (BTP) investigated the anti-Muslim and Islamophobic hate crime after Clifton boarded a train to Reading on April 1.

When asked to produce their ticket, the court heard how Clifton began to remove articles of clothing, placing them next to two passengers who she then abused, calling them “terrorists”.

As the train manager challenged them, Clifton made threats of violence, saying, “don’t make me get my two handguns out.”

Trisha Clifton continued their tirade of abuse, shouting, “kill all the Muslims” as they gestured in motions like she was handling a gun.

BTP officers were then waiting for Clifton at Reading station and searched her under the Firearms Act, which unearthed no weapons, before being arrested and held in custody.

BTP Sergeant James Smith said: “Clifton’s disgusting and unprovoked actions on the train were completely unacceptable.

“We take incidents of hate crime extremely seriously. Behaviour where someone is targeted because of who they are or made to feel uncomfortable will not be tolerated anywhere on the rail network.

“I am thankful to the courts for the sentenced imposed and hope it gives her time to reflect on her behaviour.”

Tell MAMA is proud to work in partnership with the BTP, helping to ensure passengers feel safe irrespective of their identity, as we work to support those impacted by all forms of hate crime. Our safety tips, which cover the London Underground and the wider rail networks, are free to download.

 

 

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Categories: BTP, hate crime, kill all the Muslims, News, train network

Tags: Islamophobia

Police investigating racist attack on worshippers outside East Ham mosque

April 20, 2022 Article

The Metropolitan Police are treating the assault of two Muslim men outside of the Masjid Bilal & Islamic Centre in East Ham as a racist hate crime.

The assault took place yesterday evening at 9 pm as worshippers attended iftar.

According to the Evening Standard, eyewitnesses reported that around 15 European males arrived outside of the mosque armed with bottles, wooden sticks, fluorescent light tubes, beer bottles, and stones.

Injuries to the two Muslim men came from broken glass which did not require hospitalisation, according to a spokesperson for Scotland Yard.

The Evening Standard also reported that the perpetrators attempted to start fires by lighting the contents of bins, resulting in charred documents.

A spokesperson for Scotland Yard said:  “Police were called to reports that a group of men in Pilgrims Way, armed with bottles and hockey sticks, had attacked members of the mosque.”

Those responsible had fled the scene before the police arrived, and the investigation remains ongoing.

As protocol, we are re-issuing our personal safety tips and advice guides for mosques, and urge that they are adhered to as worshippers remain vigilant – you can download safety advice from our Resources section.

Tell MAMA is liaising with the Met Police on this serious incident further and we will endeavour to provide further updates where possible.

Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101 or Tweet @MetCC quoting CAD 7482/19APR. Members of the public can call the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 to report anonymously.

Or, if you prefer that we at Tell MAMA contact the Metropolitan Police anonymously or on your behalf, get in touch via our website, or call our freephone on 0800 456 1226.

 

 

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Categories: East Ham, hate crime, MET Police, mosque, News

Tags: Islamophobia

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