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UK should recognise Islamophobia as a crime: Victim s daughter

UK should recognise Islamophobia as a crime: Victim’s daughter Al Jazeera English © Mohammed Saleem, right, pictured with his wife Said Begum [Courtesy of the Saleem family] Mohammed Saleem, right, pictured with his wife Said Begum [Courtesy of the Saleem family] On the night of April 29, 2013, Mohammed Saleem, a retired grandfather, was walking home from prayers at his local mosque in Small Heath, a Birmingham suburb. At 82, he was using a walking stick. Suddenly, Pavlo Lapshyn, a 25-year-old Ukrainian PhD student, stabbed the elderly man three times in the back with a hunting knife, killing him. The wound that was highest up on passed all the way through his body.

UK should recognise Islamophobia as a crime: Victim s daughter | Islamophobia News

At 82, he was using a walking stick. Suddenly, Pavlo Lapshyn, a 25-year-old Ukrainian PhD student, stabbed the elderly man three times in the back with a hunting knife, killing him. The wound that was highest up on passed all the way through his body. In June and July, Lapshyn, a white supremacist who wanted, in his words, to “increase racial conflict”, planted bombs outside three mosques in the West Midlands region, targeting the busiest periods – Friday congregations. He was later arrested and pleaded guilty to all of the charges against him under the Explosive Substances Act of 1883 and the Terrorism Act of 2006. He is now serving at least 40 years in a UK prison.

Daughter of Muslim man murdered by white supremacist as he walked home from evening prayers at Birmingham mosque

Family of drowned refugee schoolgirl to sue police over alleged investigation failings

ACCIDENT: Shukri Abdi THE family of a young girl, who drowned in the River Irwell in Bury while out playing with friends, have confirmed they are suing Greater Manchester Police, claiming institutional racism. 12-year-old Shukri Abdi died in June 2019 after the girl she was swimming with, referred to as Child One, lost contact with her. A coroner at Rochdale Coroner’s Court ruled that the other child knew that she could not swim and took her into deep water, and that a duty of care existed which was breached. But Joanne Kearsley, senior coroner for Manchester North, concluded that there was no evidence that Child One had any intention to kill Shukri.

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