Radi Omar denied that his group was anti-Islam. "We are in favour of individual freedom," he told the BBC.
Six of his colleagues are in custody after planning to eat in public last Sunday and he demanded their release. More...
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Radi Omar denied that his group was anti-Islam. "We are in favour of individual freedom," he told the BBC.
Radi Omar denied that his group was anti-Islam. "We are in favour of individual freedom," he told the BBC.
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