Habiba Farh

Dec 19, 2024 | religiondispatches.org | Habiba Farh

Since the election, there’s been a bipartisan effort in Congress to push legislation that could have a significant impact on nonprofits such as charities, universities, and religious institutions.

Nov 5, 2024 | religiondispatches.org | Habiba Farh |anti-Arab bigotry

Twenty four hours before millions were expected to cast their votes, federal and state law enforcement reaffirmed that there will be consequences for any state or non-state actor who engages in voter suppression. In a series of tweets published on election day, the Department of Justice reminded voters that voter intimidation and interference were illegal and that anyone who experiences violence at the polls should immediately contact police.

Mar 28, 2024 | religiondispatches.org | Habiba Farh |anti-Arab bigotry

To fight a War on Terror, the state needs terrorists. Indeed, it creates them.

Mar 17, 2024 | politicalresearch.org | Habiba Farh

Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) is a domestic counterextremism strategy to counter radicalization and violent extremism following a rise in ISIS’ operations and recruitment across Europe and the United States. Introduced by the Obama Administration, the strategy has been lauded by some academics, politicians, and activists for providing an alternative to arbitrary detention, instead seeking to protect communities and prevent mass violence.

Feb 13, 2024 | politicalresearch.org | Habiba Farh

The decades-long War on Terror and its violence toward Muslims is a bipartisan priority despite its conservative origins. While George W. Bush signed the Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) bill, his successors—two Democratic presidents and one Republican—upheld the AUMF.