theguardian: by Patrick Vintour.
David Cameron has pledged fresh action “to drain the swamp” that is creating British Islamic extremism as he gave his first report on his taskforce set up after the killing of Drummer Lee Rigby outside Woolwich barracks.
The cabinet-level taskforce met for the first time on Tuesday and resolved to counter not just violent extremist views, but also extremism in all its forms.
No 10 said the taskforce will focus on:
• Whether rules for charities are too lax and allow extremists to prosper.
• Fresh action to disrupt groups that incite hatred or violence, including extremists on university campuses and in prisons.
• More support for madrasas to prevent radicalisation, including help for mosques that want to expel extremists and recruit imams who understand Britain.
• Discussions with internet service providers on a new code of conduct requiring companies to be more proactive in taking down extremist websites and messages.
Categories: Europe, Extremism, Islam: A Religion of Peace, UK
We in the Muslim Times welcome these initiatives to promote peace and harmony in UK
That is the PM’s responsibility to make that, these people people who have no human feelings in them and are killing their own people in their country,don’t come to his country and kill his people who have elected him to rule them and ensure their security.
He should flush out all these people who have brought shame to Islam by their misdeeds.