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Interview: Who Has the Right to Protection Against Islamism?

Summary by belltower.news
Those who flee from the Taliban or the ISIS do not know Islamism as an abstract debate, but as a concrete threat. But in German discourse, refugees usually appear in a different role: as security risk, integration problem or subject of deportation policy. We have with Caroline Mohrs, Beybûn Seker and Soniya Alkis from the nationwide online consulting center Pena.ger e. V. Source

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Those who flee from the Taliban or the ISIS do not know Islamism as an abstract debate, but as a concrete threat. But in German discourse, refugees usually appear in a different role: as security risk, integration problem or subject of deportation policy. We have with Caroline Mohrs, Beybûn Seker and Soniya Alkis from the nationwide online consulting center Pena.ger e. V. Source

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belltower.news broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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