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‘No Good Muslims’: Australian Right-Wing Lawmaker Under Fire for Islamophobic Remarks

Australia’s race discrimination commissioner has called for an apology after Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, made remarks about Islam during an interview with Sky News Australia on Monday. Hanson said Australia should take a “tough stance” against Islam and…

‘Disgusting Islamophobia and Dangerous Bigotry’: Democratic Lawmakers Call for Fine’s Resignation

Randy Fine is facing mounting backlash after posting on X that choosing between dogs and Muslims would not be difficult, a remark that triggered condemnation from lawmakers, civil rights groups, and public figures across the United States. The controversy escalated…

Jordan Sentences Brothers to Two Years in Prison for Criticizing Trump’s Middle East Visit Last Year

A Jordanian state security court has sentenced brothers Musa and Mohamed Abu Aqoub to two years in prison for “impeding relations” with a foreign state after they distributed posters criticizing a visit by US President Donald Trump to the Middle…

Rights Group Designates 16 Campuses as ‘Hostile’ for Targeting Muslim, Arab Anti-Gen*cide Protesters

A newly released report titled Designated: 2025 Hostile Campus Ratings Report evaluates 51 universities for alleged suppression and targeting of Muslim, Palestinian, Arab, and allied students who spoke out against genocide between October 2023 and December 2025. Researchers said the…

Over 200 Australian Muslim Org’s Sign Joint Statement Condemning Police Brutality Against Worshippers During Peaceful Protest

More than 200 Muslim organizations across Australia issued a joint statement condemning the actions of New South Wales Police after officers disrupted a peaceful prayer during a lawful protest on 9 February. The demonstration took place in Sydney outside Sydney…

Queensland to Criminalize ‘From the River to the Sea’ Slogan with Up to Two Years in Prison

Queensland plans legislation criminalising certain pro-Pales-tinian expressions, proposing penalties of up to two years in prison for displaying or reciting slogans including “from the river to the sea” and “globalise the intifada.” The proposal is framed as part of a…

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