Dana Forrest, Author at Uncommon Ground

Demonisation of Dina Torkia proves that hijab is hardly a free choice

February 1, 2019 Dana Forrest 0

World Hijab Day is held on February 1st, however the case of Dina Torkia proves that even in the West the hijab is hardly a free choice.

Looking Back at Australia’s Divisive Same Sex Marriage Vote, One Year On

December 7, 2018 Dana Forrest 1

A reflection on Australia’s vote for same-sex marriage, one year to the day since it was enshrined into Australian federal law. Today, the 7th Dec 2018, commemorates the one year

Why Is The British State So Heavy Handed With Activists Critical of Islam?

August 2, 2018 Dana Forrest 0

Technically, the treatment meted out by the British State to those strongly critical of Islam is legal. But is the reaction proportional or unreasonable? Do those who criticise Islam deserve

Understanding The Lure Of Tommy Robinson In 2018 Britain

July 2, 2018 Dana Forrest 0

English anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson’s recent imprisonment has caused an uproar in Britain, with thousands protesting his arrest. Are they justified?

Have Our Grocery Purchases Been Funding Female Genital Mutilation?

March 14, 2018 Dana Forrest 0

The debate around halal food hasn’t touched on how halal certification might have helped to enable the suffering of thousands of young girls. The halal food market is expected to

Articles by Dana Forrest

Demonisation of Dina Torkia proves that hijab is hardly a free choice

Looking Back at Australia’s Divisive Same Sex Marriage Vote, One Year On

Why Is The British State So Heavy Handed With Activists Critical of Islam?

Understanding The Lure Of Tommy Robinson In 2018 Britain

Have Our Grocery Purchases Been Funding Female Genital Mutilation?

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