Prejudice, Islamophobia': Free speech fears as UK redefines extremism
Briefly

The United Kingdom government's new definition of extremism has ignited fierce debate, criticized for potentially eroding freedom of speech and civil liberties.
Numerous groups advocating for Muslims' civil rights have been named under the new definition, facing potential repercussions such as being blacklisted and ineligible for government funding.
Imran Khan QC highlights concerns about the vagueness of the definition and the potential repercussions for organizations, questioning the arbitrary nature of labeling certain groups as 'extremist'.
Khan discusses the context of 'extreme views' and the complexity of defining individuals or groups as either freedom fighters or terrorists, using Nelson Mandela as an example.
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