https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/senate-report-islaophobia-study-1.7016123
Senate report on Islamophobia says urgent action needed to reverse rising tide of hate
>Senate report on Islamophobia says urgent action needed to reverse rising tide of hate
The report makes a number of recommendations for the federal government:
Ensure mandatory, regular training on Islamophobia for all federal government employees and the judiciary.
Launch a multimedia campaign and educational resources on Islamophobia that can be incorporated into classrooms.
Provide additional money to address hate-motivated crimes.
Increase specific Criminal Code offences for hate-motivated crimes.
Review the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission's mandate to ensure it reflects the needs, interests and aspirations of racialized communities.
Introduce legislation to crack down on online hate.
Review national security legislation to ensure it takes Islamophobia into account.
Modernize the Employment Equity Act to ensure it takes Islamophobia into account.
The report also recommended the federal government introduce legislation in a number of areas to help the Canada Revenue Agency better understand the context for audits of religious organizations and provide quicker decisions on appeals.
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Cornell student Patrick Dai, 21 is charged with threatening to shoot Jewish students on campus with an assault rifle and calling for the rape and beheading of female Jewish attendees of the Ivy League college
Patrick Dai, a junior engineering student at Cornell originally from Pittsford, New York, was arrested today on a federal criminal complaint
He's been charged with threatening to carry out a mass shooting and violence against Jewish students at Cornell University
The charge against him could see him serve five years in prison, three years supervised release and a fine of $250,000
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https://metro.co.uk/2023/11/01/child-sex-ring-ran-by-witches-and-wizards-operated-out-of-drug-den-19753238/
Satanic sex ring of ‘witches and wizards’ behind horrific abuse of children
A horrific child sex abuse ring operated in a drugs den surrounded ‘by witches and wizards’, a court has heard.
Three children were said to have been victims of a litany of sex crimes including rape and sexual abuse in a drug den where heroin and crack cocaine were used.
In her closing speech for the Crown, advocate depute Cath Harper told the High Court in Glasgow the children were allegedly subjected to ‘group rapes’ by the 11 accused, some of whom also face charges of attempted murder.
The older children were also alleged to have been forced to abuse a younger child.
It is also alleged dogs were tortured, although Ms Harper said there was ‘no forensic evidence of these events happening’.
A child alleged a polythene bag was put over her head while another child was allegedly put inside a microwave, Ms Harper said.
Iain Owens, 45; Elaine Lannery, 39; Lesley Williams, 41; Paul Brannan, 41; Marianne Gallagher, 38; Scott Forbes, 50; Barry Watson, 47; Mark Carr, 49; Richard Gachagan, 45; Leona Laing, 50; and John Clark, 46, deny the charges.
Ms Harper said: ‘The physical risks of exposure to cocaine include stomach aches, heart rate, fits, unsteadiness, reduction in consciousness.
‘Heroin makes you feel nauseous and depresses your respiratory system.
‘Exposure of drugs and polythene bags is charge 2 “danger to life”.’
Two children alleged another child was put in ‘enclosed spaces’ while drugs were consumed, Ms Harper told the jury.
She continued: ‘They saw her being put into various places including cupboards and a microwave.’
She said: ‘There is a lack of communication which makes it highly unlikely they concocted the allegations’, adding it would be ‘off the scale devious, deceitful and highly organised’.
Ms Harper told the jury one of the alleged child victims said: ‘Two witches holded my legs down, it felt uncomfortable, all the witches and wizards were watching.’
DNA evidence of some of the accused was found in the house, Ms Harper said.
An allegation the 11 accused used an Ouija board or similar object to ‘call on spirits and demons’ causing the child victims to ‘believe that they could see, hear and communicate with spirits and demons’ and making them take part in ‘witchcraft’ has been dropped.
Five of the accused face a charge of attempting to murder a girl, while all face charges of sexual abuse and rape.
The trial, before Lord Beckett, continues.