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Palestine Occupation & Resistance 0 entries Rohingya Genocide Erasure & Persecution 1 entries Afghanistan Invasion & Devestation 0 entries Uyghurs A million people disappeared into "reeducation," and a world that mostly changed the subject 1 entries Kashmir A Land Tug-of-War 0 entries R Rohingya Erased from citizenship first, then erased from the map 1 entries Sudan Empire drew the lines, empire's afterlife funds the war on both sides of them 1 entries The Ottoman Empire The Whole Story, From Start to End. 0 entries Syria Fifty years of one family's rule, thirteen of open war 1 entries Yemen The world's worst humanitarian crisis, built with American and British-made weapons 1 entries Somalia A Cold War pawn abandoned the moment it stopped being useful, then bombed for the disorder that followed 1 entries Nigeria A colonial policy of neglect, and two wars still being fought over the ground it left uneven 1 entries Mali A homeland promised by France in 1958, never delivered, fought over ever since 1 entries Libya NATO called it humanitarian intervention, then admitted it had no plan for what came after 1 entries Central African Republic A Muslim minority nearly erased from the map, and a story almost nobody outside the country followed 1 entries Iraq Armed by Washington in the 1980s, starved by Washington in the 1990s, invaded by Washington in 2003 1 entries Bosnia Europe's worst atrocity since the Holocaust, committed while a UN arms embargo left the victims unable to defend themselves 1 entries Chechnya A nation deported wholesale, decimated, allowed home, then bombed back to rubble twice 1 entries Kosovo A campaign to erase a Muslim population from a province, stopped by the one intervention that actually stopped it 1 entries Bangladesh, 1971 A genocide the world's diplomats reported in real time, and a superpower that armed the killers anyway 1 entries Algeria A massacre on the day Europe celebrated liberation, nine years before Algeria's war for its own began 1 entries British Raj & Partition An empire that manufactured the very division it later blamed for the bloodshed of its own exit 1 entries Al-Andalus Eight centuries built, and a decade and a half spent erasing the last trace of them 1 entries The Crusades Marketed as holy pilgrimage, conducted as a two-century occupation with a body count to match 1 entries The Ottoman Empire Six centuries of empire, and the one decade that unmade it 1 entries Grooming Gangs Britain's own institutions looked away for over a decade. The far right then used that failure to blame a religion, not the men who broke it 1 entries The War on Terror Guantanamo still holds men nobody ever charged. The surveillance apparatus built to justify it never really left 1 entries English Defence League Founded on a protest, dissolved by its own extremism, and still invoked years after it stopped existing 1 entries The 2024 UK Election The first time Gaza cost a governing party seats in Britain, and the second time it's happened this century 1 entries Jeffrey Epstein A billionaire's private island, a plea deal engineered from inside government, and a client list still being pried out of Washington 1 entries Andrew Tate Built an empire on misogyny and "success," multiplied it through a religion he converted to, and is now fighting rape and trafficking charges on two continents 1 entries The Muslim Manosphere Red-pill misogyny, repackaged as "traditional" Islam and sold to boys who don't know the difference 1 entries TikTok's Islamic Revival Converts filming their Shahada, hijabis owning modest fashion, and a platform quietly becoming one of the biggest da'wah tools in history 1 entries Prevent A British law that turned teachers into informants on Muslim children, built on the assumption that radicalization mostly looks like them 1 entries Cancel Culture and Muslim Public Figures The people most reliably "cancelled" for their politics over the past two years weren't the ones cancel-culture discourse usually means 1 entries Iran's Sunni Minorities Some of Iran's own citizens are executed at a rate their share of the population doesn't come close to explaining 1 entries Iran's Sectarian Wars in Sunni Lands Tehran spent over a decade keeping a minority sect in power over a Sunni-majority country, then tried to convert what was left of it 1 entries