“We cannot stand by and see more people die,” the committee said in a statement released on Monday.

“Islamophobia is fatal, and we need to take action now.”

Press conferences will be held in Toronto, London, Ontario, Quebec City and Edmonton on Monday to announce the recommendations.

Anti-Muslim hate attacks in these cities in recent years include the hit-and-run incident on June 6. The Afzaal family in London, Ontario., Fatal stabbing of volunteer caregiver Mohamed-Aslim Zafis Outside the Toronto Mosque in September last year, The attack on a mosque in Quebec City in January 2017 Six people were killed and dozens were seriously injured And at least six hate-motivated attacks against black and racialized Muslim women Edmonton in recent months.

Mohamed Labidi, co-founder and former chairman of the Quebec City Mosque, said at a press conference that Islamophobia is escalating and becoming more frequent.

Rabidi said at a press conference this morning: “We are best able to provide the government with solutions to combat Islamophobia and hatred.” He said that in the face of hatred in Canada, Muslims are “deeply caught in it.” “.

Mustafa Farooq, chief executive of the National Council of Muslims in Canada, said at another press conference in London, Ontario that the government can play a role in this issue.

“At the federal government level, we need to see a commitment to fight Islamophobia within the government.”

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The policy recommendations issued on Monday are categorized by federal, provincial, and municipal governments. Some of these include:

• Funding the proposed national support fund for hate-motivated crime survivors.

• Investigate national security agencies and how they deal with white supremacist groups, and whether they have infiltrated these agencies.

• The new provisions of the Criminal Law on attacks, murders, threats and hoaxes motivated by hatred include specific penalties corresponding to each violation.

• Develop a federal anti-Islamphobia strategy by the end of 2021.

• Funding Muslims to tell stories.

• Provincial legislation prohibiting white supremacist groups from gathering on provincial property.

• Use anti-Islamophobic lenses and Muslim student resources to review school curricula.

• Municipal street harassment bylaws against verbal attacks.

• Anti-Islamphobia Initiative and Anti-Islamphobia Advisory Committee based on local communities.

These suggestions can be read in full at the bottom of this story.

Congressman Vote unanimously for After the attack in London, Ontario, a bill called for a National Islamophobia Summit to be held in June. It will be held on Thursday as part of Canada’s anti-racism strategy.

On the same day the motion was passed, the federal government also announced that it would hold additional anti-Semitism summits. It will be held on Wednesday.

NCCM said: “Canadians with many different backgrounds have been loyal allies of the Muslim community and diverse communities in Canada.”

“After the Islamophobic incident, it was obvious through messages of mourning and hope, human shields around mosques, comfortable lawn signs when praying, and solidarity to demand change. So, although there is no doubt that we are in Canada There is the issue of Islamophobia. There is no doubt that as Canadians, we also have the collective will to take action on this.”