Online Conference of Global Terrorists this Weekend
Centre for Social Cohesion Press Release 28 July 2010
"Convicted terrorists and Islamist hate preachers are regularly using internet chat forums and websites registered to the US and Australia to circumvent anti-terrorism measures..."
Members of Banned Group Campaign To Stop Muslims Voting
Centre for Social Cohesion Press Release - 28 April 2010
The Centre for Social Cohesion has found new evidence which suggests that members of the banned extremist organisation, al-Muhajiroun (aka Islam4uk), are now operating under a new name and are encouraging Muslims to abstain from the upcoming general elections.
Largest Muslim Student Group Promotes Extremists
Centre for Social Cohesion Press Release 20 January 2009
"The Federation of Student Islamic Societies (FOSIS) - a group with a history of promoting extremists including al-Qaeda linked cleric Anwar al Awalki - are due to hold an event on 13 February which includes speakers who support a proscribed terrorist groups..."
University of Birmingham Refuses to Ban Supporter of Suicide Bombing
Centre for Social Cohesion Press Release 18 January 2010
"Just weeks after revelations about the radicalisation of Detroit bomber Umar Farouk Adbulmutallab during his time at University College London (UCL), the University of Birmingham has sanctioned the appearance of a supporter of a terrorist organisation on their campus at an event on 20 January..."
How UCL Authorities Ignored Islamist Extremism
Centre for Social Cohesion Press Briefing - 5 January 2010
Failed Detroit bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was president of the University College London (UCL) Islamic Society (ISOC) in the academic year 2006-07, and organised a controversial 'War on terror week' featuring a debate 'Jihad v Terrorism'.
Abdulmutallab's politicisation of the UCL ISOC is not an anomaly. The CSC can reveal that a wide range of extremist speakers have regularly addressed UCL ISOC. Speakers since 7/7 include supporters of the terrorist group Hamas, members of Hizb ut-Tahrir (while subject to a NUS ban), and those who have spoken in support of the Taliban, warned Muslims not to integrate into western societies, argued in favour of domestic violence and advocated the destruction of Israel.