On March 9, the British government announced the adoption of a non-binding guidance definition of “anti-Muslim hatred.” Officials framed the move as part of a broader “social cohesion” strategy, while critics argued that it represents a political and linguistic compromise that once again avoids adopting the term “Islamophobia.”
Britain’s Definition of “Anti-Muslim Hatred…
On March 9, the British government announced the adoption of a non-binding guidance definition of “anti-Muslim hatred.” Officials framed the move as part of a broader “social cohesion” strategy, while critics argued that it represents a political and linguistic compromise that once again avoids adopting the term “Islamophobia.”