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LeQuack

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26. avg 2007
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Z Evropo je konec, tako gospodarsko kot kulturno.

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Matey

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6. sep 2007
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Gaddafi leta 2006:
There are signs that Allah will grant Islam victory in Europe - without swords, without guns, without conquests. The 50 million Muslims of Europe will turn it into a Muslim continent within a few decades

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ferdo

Guru
3. sep 2007
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The UK does not systematically collect or publish comprehensive statistics on the religious affiliation of offenders for most crimes.

  1. Data Collection Limitations:
    • The ONS and Home Office focus on victims or police-recorded crimes, not offender characteristics like religion. The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) handles offender data but primarily reports on ethnicity, not religion,.
    • Religion is self-reported and not legally required to be disclosed by suspects or offenders, unlike in terrorism-related cases where it may be recorded (e.g., ACTCC data from 2001–2012).
    • General crime statistics (e.g., violence, theft) are not broken down by the offender’s religion due to practical and ethical concerns, including privacy and the risk of stigmatizing communities.
  2. Terrorism-Related Offenses:
    • The Home Office’s Operation of Police Powers under the Terrorism Act 2000 provides some data on the religion of terrorism suspects, but it’s limited and incomplete. For example, from 2001–2012, 41% of Muslim suspects were charged compared to 37% of those with other/no religion, but 47% of cases lacked religion data.
    • This is a narrow subset of crimes and not representative of overall criminal activity.
  3. Prison Population by Religion:
    • The MoJ’s Offender Equalities Reportprovides data on the religious breakdown of the prison population, which indirectly reflects convictions:
      • In 2022, 18% of prisoners in England and Wales (about 14,000) identified as Muslim, despite Muslims being 7% of the population (adjusted for non-responses in the 2021 Census),.
      • This overrepresentation (2.6 times higher than the general population) is partly attributed to prison conversions (e.g., to Islam or Buddhism) and a higher proportion of foreign national prisoners (e.g., Albanians).
      • Other groups: Buddhists (1.94% of prisoners vs. 0.49% population), Jews (0.57% vs. 0.48%), but no evidence suggests these groups commit more crimes; conversions are likely a factor.
    • Limitation: Prison data reflects convictions, not the number or type of crimes committed, and doesn’t account for socioeconomic factors or sentencing disparities.
In the UK, Muslims are overrepresented in prisons, but this isn’t direct evidence of higher crime rates by religion, as conversions and socioeconomic factors play a role.