Mohamed Elmaazi

Mohamed Elmaazi obtained an LLB from SOAS and Masters in International and Comparative law from AUC. He volunteers with the Campaign Against Criminalising Communities and researches for The Real News

‘Blatantly xenophobic’ and ‘shameful’ anti-refugee laws are passed by new Hungarian government, says UN

Hungary is at the forefront of delivering nativist and xenophobic laws that target refugees, migrants, and those that assist them. But the state is only a canary in the coal mine.

By Mohamed Elmaazi

/ 4 Jul 2018

Bombing Syria would be both dangerous and illegal

Britain and its ‘Allies’ have helped arm warring Syrian factions, fuelled conflict, spurned refugees. Now they want to punish Assad’s alleged war crimes by committing war crimes of their own.

By Mohamed Elmaazi

/ 12 Apr 2018

Spycop victims walk out of Undercover Policing Inquiry, demanding Mitting step down or appoint an expert panel

Campaigners and victims of political policing withdrew en masse from the Mitting Inquiry today, frustrated at the judge's insistence on protecting the identity of police officers involved in deceptive relationships and infiltration of the Lawrence campaign.

By Mohamed Elmaazi

/ 21 Mar 2018

Spying, surveillance and sabotage - what will it take to bring an end to political policing?

Is it possible to hold undercover policing to account? Not without redistributing wealth and power within society.

By Mohamed Elmaazi

/ 18 Jul 2017