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Active Engagement is the Best Answer to Rise of Anti-Muslim Resentment
Thursday, 02 May 2013 18:49
EMU statement about positive ways to deal with today's prejudices
Germany: encounters between Muslims and non-Muslims in one of Germanys biggest mosques. (credit: Mercator Stiftung)
The announced beginning of the trial against Beate Zschäpe, surviving member of the right-wing terror network NSU in a Munich court as well as the latest publication of the Bertelsmann Foundation (a leading and highly influential German thinktank) about the anti-religious, especially anti-Muslim resentment has prompted the European Muslim Union (EMU) to highlight these important and compounded issues.
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A delegation of the European Muslim Union informs leading OIC representatives about the situation of Muslim Communities in Europe On wednesday, 10th April 2013, a delegation of the European Muslim Union (EMU) visited the headquarters of the Organisation
Tuesday, 16 April 2013 10:16
“Muslims are Europeans and are therefore not in need of integration“
A delegation of the European Muslim Union informs leading OIC representatives about the situation of Muslim Communities in Europe
On wednesday, 10th April 2013, a delegation of the European Muslim Union (EMU) visited the headquarters of the Organisation of Islamic Coorporation (OIC) in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. In an informative exchange with Abdullah Alim, Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs of OIC, who is also OIC‘s special representative on Kashmir, and Mahdy Fathalla, Director General of Political Affairs, Former Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt, the EMU representatives informed the OIC dignitaries about the situation of the European Muslims and their communities.
EMU Press Release 18.11.2011
Friday, 18 November 2011 20:00
Security authorities have left Muslim organizations in the dark. What do German authorities know about threats to Muslims?
The Board of the EMU wishes to express its shock at a series of attacks perpetrated by a right-wing group in Germany. For years, the German domestic intelligence service lost sight of the terrorists, even though they have been known since the 1990's. Instead, the victims of attacks were suspected of being part of mafia-like structures.
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