British PM May refusing to release terror report

A handout photo made available by the Saudi press Agency (SPA) late on June 21, 2017, shows Saudi royal family members and other officials pledging allegiance to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, at the Royal Palace in Mecca. (Photo by AFP)

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 British PM May refusing to release terror report

The British government’s ties with the kingdom of Saudi Arabia are once again under the microscope. Prime Minister Theresa May is facing mounting pressure over her refusal to release the findings of a Home Office inquiry into foreign funding of British terrorist groups. The investigation was authorized by former prime minister David Cameron in January last year. The report is widely believed to have identified Saudi Arabia as the main sponsor of terrorism in the United Kingdom.

Concerns rising over spread of Islamophobia in Europe 

Concerns are once again rising in Britain over an increase in the number of attacks on Muslims in the country. East London is specifically an area which has witnessed a surge in acid attacks on Muslims. The police describe such incidents as instances of hate crime. But Muslim communities say Islamophobia is involved. It appears that Muslims are not the only targets in East London acid attacks. Anyone of Asian appearance is to the same degree at risk.


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