Spiked Online Editor Tom Slater discusses an asylum seeker in the UK burning a Quran. 50-year-old asylum seeker Hamit Coskun ...

Hamit Coskun, 50, was woken by officers at 2am on Saturday and told his life was in danger, according to his lawyers.

One of the finest examples of this came last week when Rachel Reeves forced staff at a Rochdale bus factory to stand for ...

For the second time this year, the United Kingdom's broad and problematic public order laws have been turned into de facto ...

It shows in what strange times we live that it is the chairman of Reform, of all parties, who resigns over the question of ...

My name is Hamit Coskun, and I’ve just been convicted of a religiously aggravated public order offense. My “crime”? Burning a ...

Let's just get one thing straight, shall we? Rabble-rouser, troublemaker, and all-round pain in the backside asylum seeker ...

The Koran-burning conviction is an inevitable outcome of granting special dispensation to every ethno-religious group.

For most people, hopefully, offending someone is not a crime. Nor is it something any sensible person would think warrants ...

A bill to increase protections for the right to criticise religion is set to come before Parliament next week. Nick Timothy, ...

On February 13th Mr Coskun had stood outside the Turkish consulate in London, holding a burning Koran aloft while shouting ...

My name is Hamit Coskun and I’ve just been convicted of a religiously aggravated public order offence. My ‘crime’? Burning a ...