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• CAIR-FL: Muslims Discuss Faith's Effect on Youth (Tampa Trib)
  "This program was important to strengthen their identity and make them proud of who they are," said Hassan Shibly, executive director of [CAIR-FL]. Muslim-American young people in the United States have been bullied and otherwise assaulted for practicing their religion or simply for identifying themselves as Muslim, said Shibly, who moderated the session, "Muslim in the Mirror: Your Identity in the Community."
  • CAIR: Israeli Professor in US Calls Palestinian Student a "Cockroach"
  • Video: CAIR-OK Hosts Muslim Youth Leadership Symposium
  • Student Wins Right to Display Palestinian Flag at Texas Graduation
• The No-Fly List: Orwellian or Kafkaesque? (CAIR-LA/Mother Jones))
  • CAIR Backgrounder: The Extrajudicial Exile of American Citizens
    For the past several years, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has dealt with an increased number of cases concerning the extrajudicial exile of American citizens traveling abroad. CAIR defines extrajudicial exile as intentional actions by the federal government that prevents a U.S. citizen from returning to the United States without any judicial process. This paper seeks to clarify the circumstances surrounding known cases of extrajudicial exile as well as to highlight several recent cases that received national prominence in the media.
• Slur-Shouting NY Man Charged in Knife Attack at Mosque (NY Daily News)
  Queens prosecutors said Bernhard Laufer, 55, screamed an anti-Muslim slur as he knifed Bashir Ahmad, 57, on Nov. 18 while Ahmad was opening the Masjid Al-Saaliheen Mosque in Flushing for morning prayers.
  • Vehicles Vandalized at Georgia Mosque
• CAIR: Ramadan Sharing to Unite US Faiths