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Media Statement
Misleading reporting on weddings law reform puts Muslim women at risk
MWNUK is deeply concerned that misleading reporting of the consultation on weddings law reform has created widespread confusion among British Muslims and other communities.
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Muslims targeted in terror attack
No one should be targeted because of their faith, ethnicity or appearance. These attacks come against a backdrop of rising anti-Muslim hostility across the UK, fuelled by rhetoric that is increasingly normalised.
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Statement of Solidarity with Sikh Communities
MWNUK pays tribute to the dignity and courage shown by the Nowak family. Their words remind us that even in the face of profound loss, hatred must be rejected. We call on politicians, the media and the public to act responsibly, resist attempts to sow division between communities.
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Stunt at Tommy Robinson Rally will embolden harassment of Muslim women
MWNUK strongly condemns the provocative and disrespectful stunt staged at the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally in London on 16th May 2026, where three women dressed in niqabs and burkas took to the stage before dramatically removing them amid chants of "take it off" from the crowd.
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Concerns about the Tommy Robinson Rally on 16th May 2026
MWNUK CEO Baroness Gohir wrote a letter to the Metropolitan Police and Home Office expressing concerns regarding the proposed Tommy Robinson (Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) “Unite the Kingdom” rally scheduled for 16th May 2026.
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