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MQM founder Altaf Hussain to be on trial in UK next year for hate speech

MQM founder Altaf Hussain to be on trial in UK next year for hate speech By Saturday May 22, 2021 MQM founder Altaf Hussain s terrorism speech trial starts January 31, 2022, UK s Crown Prosecution Service has confirmed. He was charged under the Terrorism Act, 2006 on suspicion of intentionally encouraging or assisting offences contrary to Section 44 of the UK s Serious Crimes Act, 2007. MQM founder made speech only for “political purposes” and didn’t encourage terrorism, his lawyer has argued. LONDON: Muttahida Qaumi Movement founder Altaf Hussain will go on trial in January next year at the UK s Kingston Crown Court for allegedly using hate speech and encouraging an act of terrorism.

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Sarah Everard: Clapham vigil cancelled, organisers say

A vigil planned to commemorate Sarah Everard has been cancelled, organisers have said. Organisers from Reclaim These Streets said: "Update: We are sorry to confirm that our Clapham vigil scheduled for tonight is cancelled." They added: "Instead, we are fundraising £320,000 for women’s causes: £10K for every proposed fine for the 32 vigils originally scheduled." By midday on Saturday, over £100,000 had already been raised. An online event will.

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People told to shine a light after Sarah Everard vigil is cancelled

People told to ‘shine a light’ after Sarah Everard vigil is cancelled Tammy Hughes UP NEXT People have been told to “shine a light” from their doorsteps to remember Sarah Everard after a vigil for the 33-year-old was cancelled. Reclaim These Streets had organised for the event to take place on Saturday at Clapham Common, close to where Ms Everard went missing. However, they were forced to cancel after talks with police. In a statement posted on Twitter, the campaign group said it would be joining people across the country and “shining a light – a candle, a torch, a phone – to remember Sarah Everard and all the women affected by and lost to violence” at 9.30pm on Saturday.

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Sarah Everard: Cambridge Reclaim the Streets vigil moves online as London event cancelled

Sarah Everard: Cambridge Reclaim the Streets vigil moves online as London event cancelled
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Sarah Everard vigil is cancelled following talks with Met police

Sarah Everard vigil is cancelled following talks with Met police
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