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Q+A: The One Thing with Nurain Janah
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One thing that'd make a difference? Nurain Janah from the Khadija Leadership Network on Q+A.
Voice of Aroha Interview with Tayyaba Khan
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Voie of Aroha Wellington interviewed Tayyaba Khan the founder & Chief Executive Officer of Khadija Leadership Network
New Zealand Mosque Shootings - A Year On
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For five years before this attack, the Islamic Women's Council had warned government officials in New Zealand about the increase in vitriol faced by Muslims and the rise of the...
Is Islamophobia Still Thriving in NZ?
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New Zealand is still being praised internationally for its heartfelt response to the mosque attacks in Christchurch. But as the months' pass are the commitments to unity and acceptance proving...
Daring Leadership Magazine
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Daring Leadership: Andrew Barnes, Matthew Farry, Tayyaba Khan and Sharon Hawke talk change in turbulent times.
Muslim leader speaks out against ACT's free speech proposal
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Muslim women who met at a trans-Tasman conference in Auckland say Islamophobia is worse now than it was before the Christchurch terror attack.
Let's Deal With It: Trans-Tasman Conference Towards Racial Equity
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Friday, March 15th is a day that will forever be ingrained in the hearts and minds of New Zealanders – a day marked with grief and sorrow as 50 Muslim...
The Christchurch Attacks
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“Islamophobia has been an integral part and parcel of the lives of Muslim New Zealanders since 9/11. The difference is that in the New Zealand context where once it (Islamophobia)...
First Grief, Then Change; Tayyaba Khan on What New Zealand Does Now
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In a period of shock and grief from the terror attacks in Christchurch, For Auckland had a special opportunity to speak to Tayyaba Khan about what it means for New
Muslim group wants $2 million donation to be returned to China
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The Khadija Leadership Network is calling for the donation to be returned, and instead be channelled into helping the persecuted Uighur people in China.
'Were Our Voices Not Enough?'
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Pakeeza Rasheed, a Muslim community leader, says she’s had her hijab ripped off, eggs thrown at her and has had someone spit in her face.