Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron announced on Monday a new strategy to combat extremism in the United Kingdom that would involve suspending passports, shutting down mosques, and sanctioning media outlets that air extremist messages. The announcement has been met with apprehension from the opposition Labour Party, and even members of Cameron’s Conservative Party have shown skepticism.
Britian Announces Harsh New Anti-terror Laws That Include Shutting Down Mosques
Justin Salhani, Think Progress
Mon, 10/19/2015 - 1:25pm
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