Europe and US Crack Down on Muslim Civic Groups Citing Brotherhood Links
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- •Several European governments have designated certain Muslim organizations as linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.
- •The US has implemented legal restrictions and surveillance on Muslim civic groups suspected of Brotherhood affiliations.
- •Muslim community leaders report increased difficulties in organizing civic activities due to these policies.
- •The Muslim Brotherhood is considered a terrorist group by some countries but not universally.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If European and US authorities continue to expand legal actions against Muslim civic groups Muslim communities may face further marginalization and reduced participation in public life, potentially increasing social tensions.
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