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The Forum Against Islamophobia and Racism (FAIR) is a London-based Muslim advocacy group which campaigns against discrimination in the form of Islamophobia or racism.[1] It was established in 2001 as an independent charitable organization with the aim of monitoring media coverage of Islam and Muslims, and challenging examples of Islamophobia through dialogue with media organizations.[2][3] Since its inception, it has produced numerous publications relating to Islamophobia in the United Kingdom.[4]

Notes

  1. ^ T. Modood in: Spencer (2003) p. 106
  2. ^ Encyclopedia of Race and Ethnic studies, p. 218
  3. ^ Marsh (2006) p. 317
  4. ^ "Forum Against Islamophobia and Racism" official website, "Press releases."
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