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Muslims across Europe are grappling with a “worrying surge” of racism that is being fuelled in part by “dehumanising anti-Muslim rhetoric”, the EU’s leading rights agency has said, as it published a survey in which nearly half of the Muslim respondents said they had recently experienced discrimination.

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Source: The Guardian

Islamophobia Register Australia marked its 10th anniversary on Sunday 27 October 2024 at Waterview, Sydney Olympic Park to commemorate the organisation’s decade-long commitment to addressing Islamophobia and supporting affected individuals across Australia.

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Source: Australia Muslim Times

Melbourne’s Diwali Festival was held at Marvel Stadium in October, with 20,000 visitors flocking to Docklands for the always colourful occasion.

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Source: Docklands News

Since we spend so much of our lives at our jobs, it’s only natural that conversations with colleagues go beyond the work in front of us. People share interests and hobbies, family struggles, health concerns, and hopes or goals, from the silly to the serious.

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Source: The Conversation

In the latest podcast episode from the Baha’i World News Service, Mina Yazdani—a professor of history at Eastern Kentucky University in the United States—explored the profound contribution of the Baha’i community in Iran to their society.

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Source: Baha'i World News Service

A group representing Tamil heritage and other "caste-oppressed Hindu communities" in Australia is attempting to stop the burning of Ravana effigies around the country.

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Source: ABC

The first Jewish cultural centre in western Sydney will be launched this week as a measure to "build bridges" with other communities and tackle rampant hatred towards Jews.

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Source: Sky News

"Drive around Sydney and you will also see public schools, Catholic schools, Islamic schools, Anglican schools, Jewish schools and Buddhist schools. But you won’t see a Hindu school. But the Hindu Council has a plan to change that."

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Source: Australia Today