Mubarak Bala faces death threats following release from Nigerian psychiatric ward
Bala had been detained in Kano state after declaring himself an atheist, prompting international appeals for his release
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Nigerian atheist “drugged on a daily basis”
A Q&A with the blogger campaigning for Mubarak Bala's release.
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Tell MAMA clarifies the meaning of “anti-Muslim prejudice”
Tell MAMA, an organisation that tracks attacks and threats against Muslims in Britain, has published an interesting blog post in which it clarifies what it means by “anti-Muslim prejudice”. It’s…
Nigerian atheist detained in psychiatric ward
Mubarak Bala, of Kano state, is held after declaring he does not believe in God.
Sudanese Christian woman, on death row for apostasy, is released
Meriam Ibrahim has been freed after international outcry.
How Britain First aims to polarise communities
A new report shows how the far-right group, which has taken over the EDL's anti-Muslim activism, emphasises extreme Christian identity politics
A blow to free speech in Egypt as Al-Jazeera journalists are sentenced
Peter Greste, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed sentenced under terrorism charges in Egypt
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