Islamophobia has become a huge problem and many in the UK are also concerned what we've witness in #Christchurch could happen here. 
I welcome colleagues condemning the murderous attack on Muslims in mosques in #NewZealand
Violence is the end bt it starts with the demonisation & vilification of communities
I urge a moment of self reflection by politicians on how THEY impact public discourse around Muslims 
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Islamofacism has become a huge problem and many in the UK are also concerned what we've witness in
#Christchurch could happen here.
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Not 'Violence',it's 'Terrorism'
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Will world leaders unite at this pivotal moment for a march against islamaphobia.
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Respectfully, condemning this act of terrorism is the rightful and human thing to do. Why would you have to welcome their messages?
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Yes like the Tory MP who asked twitter follower to moderate his bad language but didn’t rebuke his call to bomb mosque
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Don't wish to labour any point here but I think there's a lack or reciprocal condemnation by Baroness Warsi after the November 2015 attacks in Paris & Charlie Hebdo. The best she could muster was the level of sympathy for the motives behind the Charlie Hebdo attack was "worrying"
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