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Muslim Council of Britain asked to contribute to new hate crime laws

The government review seeks input from Islamist-linked groups previously barred, aiming to balance community protection and free expression after a synagogue attack.

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Organisations including the Muslim Council of Britain have been invited to feed into hate crime laws after the Manchester synagogue attack.

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Banned 'extremist' groups invited to hate crime review

Home Office officials sent a "call for evidence" to groups banned from engaging with the Government over extremism fears

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‘Extreme’ groups cut from government relations invited to law review

Organisations including the Muslim Council of Britain have been invited to feed into hate crime laws after the Manchester synagogue attack

·United Kingdom
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The Times broke the news in United Kingdom on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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