After six months of detention, Moazzam Begg was released today after the British government dropped all charges against him related to travelling to Syria. Regarding this development, Taji Mustafa, media representative of Hizb ut Tahrir in Britain said:

An article in the Daily Mail [18.2.2014], written by Richard Littlejohn [Jolly Jihadi Boy's Outing to Legoland], has smeared as ‘extremists' and ‘terrorists' those participating (organisers, helpers and paying visitors) in a forthcoming ‘Family Fun Day' at the theme park LEGOLAND, by reinforcing the false narrative that argues ‘the more practicing a Muslim is, the closer he or she is to acts of violence and murder'. In relation to this…

Hizb ut Tahrir organised a Women's March in London in support of the women and children of Syria, on Sunday 22nd September 2013 that was attended by over 1200 women and children. The demonstration began at Paddington Green and proceeded through Edgware Road, led by a procession of children carrying a coffin and dolls representing the children and babies murdered by the Syrian regime,

 Over the last few days, the Liberal Democrat MP Jeremy Browne has called for a national debate on banning the niqab (veil) in public places. Previously, Tory MP Philip Hollobone introduced his ‘Ban the Niqab' Bill in parliament and Sarah Wollaston MP has weighed in with a piece in the Telegraph titled "Veil debate should be a wake-up call for feminism" - as if this is the most important issue…