As an introduction to Yahya Nisbet’s new role, here is a short interview giving an insight into various aspects of Hizb ut Tahrir’s work here in Britain.

On Friday 8th April, a delegation from Hizb ut Tahrir Britain’s Pakistan Committee, namely Asif Salahuddin, Majid Hussain, Rizwan Ahmed and Hamza Ahmed, presented a list of members of Hizb ut Tahrir in Pakistan that have been abducted and interned by the Pakistan government on false charges. They handed the Pakistan embassy in London a statement

Speaking following the murders of a number of UK nationals in Tunisia, Prime Minister David Cameron said Britain faces an 'existential threat' that must be confronted through a 'full spectrum' response. Amongst these measures, Cameron spoke about taking on the 'extremist narrative' and those who condone it, claiming they acted as gateways to terrorism.

On Saturday 11 April 2015, The Times, falsely claimed that Hizb ut Tahrir was linked to Jabhat an-Nusra and had been involved in "launching attacks on civil activists in the northern city of Aleppo, aided by fighters from the Nusra Front". These allegations were not substantiated by any credible evidence whatsoever and are entirely baseless.