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The third report found perpetrators were predominantly male, while victims were predominantly women.

After the Christchurch terror attacks, Sonny Bill Williams knew he had to speak out.

AFP wanted to investigate whether Facebook account compromised but did not get referral from Jessica Whelan after she parted ways with Liberals

Despite controversial remarks in the past, some in the Muslim community are expressing hope that Boris Johnson will help to tackle growing Islamophobia.

Some commentators argue Islamophobia does not exist. It does, and it's deadly.

If we can take one lesson from the horror of the New Zealand mosque attacks, we have to stop this hate and see Muslims as human beings, just like anyone else, Ayesha Hazarika says.

Emoji can be used on social media to spread racism in ways that make it seem normal, mundane and acceptable.

Millions of women who face Islamophobia and male dominance now have a moment to teach the world how patriarchy breeds sexual violence against them.

A new report finds that Islamophobia is prevalent in Australia – to ignore it would only entrench the problem more deeply.

Opinion on how to tackle the problem is divided

In the last 25 years, antisemitic incidents have increased in frequency and violence. Yet in the face of clear evidence to the contrary, the proposition that Islamophobia is the new antisemitism continues to enjoy currency.

A study finds while the volume of Islamophobic attacks in Australia remains relatively stable, where it is taking place has changed and perpetrators are becoming more brazen.

Boris Johnson, the overwhelming favorite to take over as Britain's prime minister next week, is facing renewed accusations of Islamophobia after he wrote in a newly-unearthed text from 2007 that the religion has left Muslim countries "centuries behind" the Western world.

No senator voted against censuring the Queensland senator, although the motion carries no practical consequence for him.

We must enjoy freedom of religion but not be too Muslim-looking, too Muslim-acting, even too Muslim-thinking.

The idea that those who engage in Islamophobia or deny its existence should be driving our word choice is ludicrous, says Miqdaad Versi, of the Muslim Council of Britain, writing in a personal capacity

Almost three-quarters of perpetrators are male, according to a study billed as a national first.

French magazine Charlie Hebdo won the award last year