According to the international service, the British counter-terrorism police announced minutes ago that the teenager was arrested last week in the northeast of the country and the property where he was present was searched. The teenager is scheduled to appear in Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.
Police say: The group he is accused of belonging to is a base that was declared a banned terrorist organization in 2021.
The increase in violence and attacks against immigrants and the launch of several demonstrations demanding the deportation of immigrants in recent months in England have inflamed the country’s society and worried immigrants.
This summer, racist groups in cyberspace and social networks introduced the British and Christian murderer of three little girls as a Muslim immigrant, gave him a fake Islamic name, and paved the way for attacks on Muslims and Islamic places. In a few weeks of violence against Muslims, dozens of Muslims and immigrants, as well as Muslim property and places, were targeted by racists and set on fire.
Racists also target a few politicians and representatives who support immigrants in their terrorist attacks, a clear example of which was Jo Cox, a female MP and an advocate for immigrant rights, who was the target of an armed attack by an English racist in her constituency of West Yorkshire in June 2016. When he attacked Jo Cox, he shouted the slogan “Britain First,” which is the name of a far-right group in England.
Supporters of Muslim and immigrant rights believe that the behavior and speech of a number of politicians and the media in this country against Muslims and immigrants, as well as blaming them for the country’s problems, are the reason for the significant increase in attacks on Muslims and other minorities in this country.
