A report by the Global Risk Intel firm warned that there will continue to be threats of terrorist attacks during 2020. Despite the decline in the levels of terrorism around the world, predictions are that it won't disappear in the future due to right-wing extremism.
A French elderly man faces 3 years in prison and a fine of 45,000 euros, after he confessed to writing "no veil" on veiled Muslim girls' cars in Strasbourg. He was charged with sabotage of property on the basis of religious affiliation.
"There will be no lasting peace on earth unless we learn not merely to tolerate but even to respect the other faiths as our own." Mahatma Gandhi
Ambassador, Dr. Nimira Negm, the African Union Legal Counsel, stated that even though the global terrorism index has shown improvement in 21 African countries during the past few months, this has been accompanied by a deterioration in 17 other countries.
The American Pew Research Center launched a new service, which offers mini-lessons that introduce Islam and its beliefs, after discovering that half of Americans and most Europeans know little about Islam. The center relies on its research on the Islamic world.
A police officer in Australia faces public demands to be sacked from the New South Wales police, after he appeared in a video berating two Muslim women. The NSW residents launched an electronic petition with thousands of signatures calling for his termination.
Many German cities witnessed marches, with the participation of the German president. They expressed solidarity with victims of the Hanau shootings, committed by a terrorist belonging to the Extreme Right group, which killed 11 people and wounded others.
Supporters of the far-right anti-Islam extremist movement in Dresden, Germany, were surprised by the opposition to their ideas. After hearing about a hate march being organized, thousands of residents demanded that they leave so that Dresden can live in peace.
Save the Children has asked the international community to provide urgent assistance to children in areas of terrorism. It's recently released 2018 report revealed that a sixth of the world's children live in these areas, resulting in death and injuries.
The Ministry of Education in Morocco has issued a new guide for primary teachers. It focuses on using indirect methods, such as activities or games, to teach children the Holy Quran's principles and coexistence with their non-Muslim peers.
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