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Turkish officials urge Muslims abroad to report Islamophobia to ECtHR

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Turkish officials are urging Muslims living abroad to report incidents of Islamophobia to relevant authorities, including the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), as many have become desensitized to daily discrimination.
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Turkish officials urge Muslims abroad to report Islamophobia to ECtHR

by Daily Sabah  Istanbul Apr 03, 2026 - Police arrest a protester (C-in black) for not removing a face covering during an annual protest held by pro-Palestinian group Al-Quds, central London, U.K., March 15, 2026. (AFP Photo) Turkish officials are urging Muslims living abroad to report incidents of Islamophobia to relevant authorities, including the European Court…

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The Muslim Times broke the news in on Saturday, April 4, 2026.
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