Maryam Namazie on Islam, Tommy Robinson and Grooming Gangs

Maryam Namazie, a writer and activist with the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain, engages in a bold discussion on the complexities of Islam, Islamism, and women's rights. She shares her unsettling experiences of religious indoctrination in schools and critiques the societal pressures surrounding veiling and child rights. The conversation navigates the stigma of ex-Muslim identity while calling for a cultural shift in addressing abuse within religious contexts. Insightful comparisons are drawn between extremist movements, emphasizing the urgent need for open dialogue.