‘My husband would gaslight me every day,’ 48-year-old Fatima tells Metro.co.uk. ‘He denied that I had put sugar in his tea – he would do it each time I made it. ‘He taunted that I was losing my memory as I was getting old. ‘He also hid my keys. I would look for them and…
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Albert Persaud’s article on “Why we need the Office for Minority Health?” In Albert’s words the report is coherent on the evidence and actions needed at all levels and that they see the Office for Minority Health as a strategic vehicle – legislative, policy, Govt accountability, to deliver the better mental health outcomes. The paper…
Most of the reluctant are not brash anti-vaxxers, but are hesitant because they feel unsafe and mistrustful This much we know: people of black and South Asian ethnic background have a greater risk of death from Covid-19 than white people. According to Ben Humberstone, the deputy director of the health and life events division at the…
Saeida Rouass’s paper on the intersection of misogyny and violent extremism (specifically in relation to white supremacy) was published by Hidayah. It is based on interviews with women who were once members of white supremacy groups in the USA and then left. The paper can be found here.
Britain’s young Muslims feel stereotyped by society and controlled by their communities — this can’t go on For the past eighteen months, I have been speaking to young British Muslims about their deepest fears and secrets Two separate, new surveys make grim reading for British Muslims. The Labour Muslim Network (LMN), has discovered that a third of…