2013-12 OIC:n 6. Islamofobia raportti

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OIC on julkaissut uuden "islamofobia" raportin. Järjestyksessään kuudes ja pituutta rapsalla on 94 sivua (PDF).

Jo silmäily pisti vituttamaan Esim. sivuilla 37-39 annetaan ohjeita siitä kuinka täällä pitäisi elää. On tyypeillä pokkaa (http://smile.welcomes-you.com/Unhappy/finger-020.gif)

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- EU institutions should recognize Islamophobia as a specific form of racism.
- EU institutions should undertake consultation with experts and civil society on religion and belief discrimination in employment and develop guidelines on "reasonable accommodation" of religious and cultural diversity in the workplace.
- EU Member State governments should take a courageous approach to tackling hate speech and racist rhetoric in the public discourse and adopt a zero tolerance policy to stigmatizing comments and terminology likely to incite violence, racism or other forms of discrimination
- EU Member State governments and employers should ensure that any restriction on the wearing of religious and cultural symbols and dress at work is limited to very narrow circumstances, pursues a legitimate goal and represents a proportionate requirement, in accordance with international human rights standards including European Court of Human Rights case-law.

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OIC Blames Free Speech for "Islamophobia" in West
The OIC's annual Islamophobia report—an integral part of a sustained effort to prove the existence of a "culture of intolerance of Islam and Muslims" in the West—is in essence a lobbying tool to pressure Western governments to outlaw all forms of "Islamophobia," a nebulous concept invented by the Muslim Brotherhood in the 1990s.

Common thread that binds the entire document together is the OIC's repeated insistence that the main culprit responsible for "the institutionalization of Islamophobia" in Western countries is freedom of speech, which the OIC claims has "contributed enormously to snowball Islamophobia and manipulate the mindset of ordinary Western people to develop a 'phobia' of Islam and Muslims."

According to the OIC, freedom of expression is shielding "the perpetrators of Islamophobia, who seek to propagate irrational fear and intolerance of Islam, [who] have time and again aroused unwarranted tension, suspicion and unrest in societies by slandering the Islamic faith through gross distortions and misrepresentations and by encroaching on and denigrating the religious sentiments of Muslims."