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Ensure Anti-Muslim Hatred Definition Does Not Create a Blasphemy Law

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Ruth Hart
1 year ago

Why is it acceptable to make fun of every other faith but not Islam?

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Aimee FIDDIMORE
1 year ago

It's very concerning

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Daniella Harris
1 year ago Featured

We should be allowed to criticise all religions equally, not select one that we cannot!

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Teerth Sond
1 year ago

The most blasphemed name is The Lord Jesus Christ. I movies, Adds, Sports, Music etc…… let’s deal with this first. We pray for all Muslims & stand against any attack on any human being.

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Terri Shaltiel
1 year ago

No. ABSOLUTELY NO. We do NOT want this BS

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Jean Cohen
1 year ago

Protect free speech

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Pandora Kay-Kreizman
1 year ago Featured

Islam is a religion not a ethnic group. This proposed definition will make it illegal to criticise Islam. This is a blasphemy law by any other name.

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Derek Fernandez
1 year ago

Call it Muslim hatred. Much clearer. Islam as a religion should be up for open discussion.

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Chrysanthi Iliopoulou
1 year ago

So agree.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

We already have The Equality Act. Why are they trying to make new laws for them??

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Paul Hart
1 year ago

Equality for Jews and Muslims

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Anonymous
1 year ago

We must maintain the right of free speech and the freedom to critisise Other religions

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Igal Greenberg
1 year ago

Protect freedom of speech. Any idea can be criticized.

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Zahava Berkovic
1 year ago

Thank you! This is very important work, I thank you for taking up the challenge. There has to be respect for all people and acceptance of all people.

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Rosaline Valens
1 year ago

This bill should not be rushed in

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Anonymous
1 year ago

The term Islamophobia is being abused and allowing certain demographics to get away with behaviour that no other group of people would be allowed to get away with.

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Joan and Ian Fagelson
1 year ago

Very worrying

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Anonymous
1 year ago

I do believe that the rationale behind this is to make it blasphemous to criticise or use the word Islamophobia

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Martin Schultz
1 year ago

This is not necessary nor the right time - seems that our government want to secure the votes of certain faith groups by passing such laws

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Glenys Macdonald
1 year ago Featured

My grave concern regarding the proposed Islamophobia bill is the shutting down of free speech concerning Islam. I am not alone in this sentiment. Please reconsider it.