The Pro-Islamist Left: Douglas Murray & Maryam Namazie @Joniversity

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According to One Law for All's Spokesperson, Maryam Namazie, 'standing up against Sharia law and Islamism is crucial in this day and age but how and why it's done is important too. It has to be done to protect humanity, secularism and universal rights for it to bring about change for the better. Groups like the English Defence League and Stop Islamisation of Europe are using real concern about Sharia law in order to promote their racist and anti-immigrant agenda. Like the Islamists, they blame everyone who they consider Muslim for the crimes of Islamism. Pro-Islamist Left groups like Stop the War Coalition, United Against Fascism and Respect Party are no better. They excuse and justify Islamism at the expenses of the lives, rights and freedoms of innumerable people.'

One Law for All will be publishing a report on this issue soon.

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