Monitoring group says abuse incidents jumped by 375% in the week following PM’s articleBoris Johnson’s comments on women wearing the veil led to a surge in anti-Muslim attacks and incidents of abuse, the monitoring group Tell Mama has said.In its annual report, the group said two significant spikes occurred in 2018. The first, in spring, reflected the “Punish a Muslim day” incident when letters were sent to Muslim homes, institutions and places of work. The letter suggested people could win “points” for a range of activities aimed at Muslims, including removing a headscarf from a woman or beating a person up. Muslim MPs also received the letters. Continue reading…
Via: Boris Johnson’s burqa comments ‘led to surge in anti-Muslim attacks’

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