Maz Saleem

Maz Saleem is the daughter of 82-year-old Mohammed Saleem, who was murdered in Birmingham just yards from his house by Ukrainian far-right terrorist Pavlo Lapshyn. Maz is an active campaigner against racism and Islamophobia in Britain.

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EDL Racist March. Photo: AFP

Systemic Islamophobia in Britain has deadly consequences

Racist Trump will never be welcome here

Anti-Muslim protestors at Pride. Photo: Youtube

Islamophobic placards have no place at Pride

Memorial site for murdered MP Jo Cox. Photo: Flickr/Garry Knight

Jo Cox murder: terrorism and double standards

"Self Defence is No Offence". Photo: Support the Rotheram 12 Facebook page

Rotherham 12: victory against injustice

Protester in London, March 2016. Photo: Flickr/ Jim Aindow

Press regulation: we must condemn the Sun’s racist abuse

Milton Keynes unity vigil in response to the attack, September 2016, Bletchley. Photo: Attiq Malik

Islamophobia: green and pleasant land in crisis

Mohammed Saleem at home in Small Heath. Photo: ITV Central News

Racism killed my father

Three young children playing at the Alexandreia Camp, Macedonia. Photo: Maz Saleem

Macedonia at the crossroads

KEERFA banners adorn anti-racist demonstration in Greece. Photo: Maz Saleem

Greece: a crucible of reaction and resistance

A refugee sleeps with her children on a ferry from Lesvos to Piraeus in 2015. Photo: Freedom House/Flickr

Greece: the port and the storm

Shrine to Jean Charles de Menezes outside Stockwell Underground Station. Source: Wikipedia

Why facts were worth nothing in the de Menezes case

French police watch as huts burn. Photo: Amirah Breen

Echoes of the 1930s: a warning from Calais

Abdul Jamil Kamawal. Photo: Washington County Land Use & Transportation

Did you hear? Another Muslim murdered in the USA