Canadian Muslim Woman Targeted in Library Attack

A Canadian Muslim woman was targeted in a public library in Ontario by a woman who tried to set her hijab on fire, leading to the attacker's arrest and charges. The victim spoke out about the terrifying incident, highlighting concerns about safety in community spaces. The incident sparked discussions about Islamophobia and hate in Canada, prompting calls for action from political leaders.

Proposed Legislation in Britain on Images of Muslim Women without Hijab

Leftist lawmakers in Britain are proposing legislation that would criminalize possession of pictures of Muslim women without their hijabs, arguing it should be treated similarly to child pornography. The proposal has sparked debate over cultural issues and freedom of speech.

France's Ban on Athletes Wearing Hijab at Paris Olympics

France faces criticism for banning athletes from wearing hijab at Paris Olympics, sparking debate on religious freedom and discrimination in sports.

Controversy over NYPD and Anti-Israel Activist Incident

The NYPD released bodycam video showing an officer gently helping a woman with her hijab after she claimed she was brutalized and her hijab was ripped off by police, which the NYPD denies. The woman, Nerdeen Kiswani, is a vocal anti-Israel activist with a history of run-ins with police.

New York City settles lawsuit with Muslim women over hijab removal

New York City has agreed to pay $17.5 million in a settlement after two Muslim women were forced to remove their hijabs for mugshots, violating their rights. The settlement will be split among thousands of people who are expected to file eligible claims.

Muslim Women Athletes Wearing Hijabs in Sports

Female Muslim basketball players Sara Khadem, Jannah Eissa, and Diaba Konate are bringing visibility and inspiration by wearing hijabs while playing. This challenges norms and promotes diversity and representation in sports.