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Quilliam is the world’s first counter-extremism organisation. Based in London, its staff include former leading members of Islamist organisations.

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    6 hours ago

    LISTEN to Quilliam's new podcast - 'The Man Who Knew Bin Laden' featuring President & hosted by In his own words, Noman describes the man behind the monster & his own journey out of extremism

    Next In Q Podcast - The Man Who Knew Bin Laden
    In his own words, Quilliam's Noman Benotman describes the man behind the monster & his own journey out of extremism. Tune in to 'Next in Q' podcast to hear more from... The Man Who Knew Bin Laden.
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  2. 2 hours ago

    LISTEN to Quilliam's brand new podcast titled 'The Man Who Knew Bin Laden' featuring President & hosted by In his own words, Noman describes the man behind the monster & his own journey out of extremism

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    6 hours ago

    LISTEN to Quilliam's new podcast - 'The Man Who Knew Bin Laden' featuring President & hosted by In his own words, Noman describes the man behind the monster & his own journey out of extremism

    Next In Q Podcast - The Man Who Knew Bin Laden
    In his own words, Quilliam's Noman Benotman describes the man behind the monster & his own journey out of extremism. Tune in to 'Next in Q' podcast to hear more from... The Man Who Knew Bin Laden.
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  4. 5 hours ago

    READ & RT: - Launches New Podcast's Premier Episode in Conversation with Former CIA Counter-Terrorism Analyst and Former Commander and Close Aide of Osama Bin Laden Listen to the podcast here:

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  5. 6 hours ago

    LISTEN: 's brand new podcast titled 'The Man Who Knew Bin Laden' featuring Quilliam's hosted by In his own words, Noman describes the man behind the monster & his own journey out of extremism. Listen here:

    Next In Q Podcast - The Man Who Knew Bin Laden
    In his own words, Quilliam's Noman Benotman describes the man behind the monster & his own journey out of extremism. Tune in to 'Next in Q' podcast to hear more from... The Man Who Knew Bin Laden.
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  6. 20 hours ago

    An inquest into the deaths of the five people killed in the Westminster terror attack is due to start later. Join our civil society movement against extremism

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    Sep 10

    Here's a great article on populism by one of our interns. It features the ghost of Simon Bolivar!

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    Sep 7

    I was on the BBC Asian Network talking about terrorism and mental health. This is what I think.

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    Sep 9

    Bravo!!! My good friend! No better person to fill this role!!!!! We want to see you successful! 👌🏾👏🏿✔️🖐🏻✋🖐🏼🙏🏻🤜🏽👊🏽 .

    Congratulations Mme Kamissa Camara, newly appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mali. Bright, talented, dynamic & hardworking! We wish you & your country well. Lots of success in your new assignment. Go Kamissa & go go Mali !!!
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    Sep 10

    Populism and the recourse to unreason - new article on ⁦⁩ new online journal. Write in, if you want to contribute to the discourse

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  11. Sep 10

    READ & RT: New by our Research Volunteer Daniel Barker Flores titled 'Populism and the recourse to unreason' Join our civil society movement against extremism

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  12. Sep 10

    Westminster terror attack: Victims' families pay tribute at inquest Join our civil society movement against extremism

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    Sep 8

    . Zawahiri is still disseminating his message. In recent weeks, the al Qaeda media arm released two recordings featuring Zawahiri -- a half-hour audio message and five-minute video.

    Where is Osama bin Laden's partner in crime, Ayman al-Zawahiri? (via )
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    Sep 8

    .⁦⁩ Honored to be @ the oldest mosque in DC built by indigenous American Muslims speaking with international journalists.

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  15. Sep 7

    Read & RT: New 's Exec Dir, piece titled 'Miseducation of the American Muslims' Join our civil society movement against extremism

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  16. Sep 7

    READ & RT: Director of Policy, thoughts on the relationship between terrorism and mental health after he participated in a late night discussion programme on the Read & Listen here:

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  17. Sep 7

    In liberal Sweden, a far-right party with neo-Nazi origins could become the country’s biggest after Sunday’s election Join our civil society movement against extremism

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  18. Sep 6

    Ancient city of Palmyra, which was almost destroyed by ISIS jihadis, could re-open next year after restorations Join our civil society movement against extremism

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  19. Sep 6

    STAY TUNED: 's Podcast coming soon... Read our - our new online journal with news & views from a diverse range of voices Join our civil society movement against extremism

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  20. Sep 6

    Artificial Intelligence is a greater concern than climate change or terrorism, says the new head of British Science Association. What are your thoughts? via Join our civil society movement against extremism

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