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Digital Reporting Platform Proposal

Two-platform approach: islamophobiauk.co.uk for reporting and data, askadil.org for advocacy and legal guidance.

Digital Platform for Reporting Islamophobia — Proposal

Summary

This document proposes two complementary platforms:

  1. islamophobiauk.co.uk — for reporting Islamophobic incidents and accessing community safety resources
  2. askadil.org — for advocacy, legal guidance, and call to action — helping users understand their rights and take next steps

Together, these platforms cover the full scope: a place to report Islamophobia, access resources, and take informed action. Both are already live and operational.


islamophobiauk.co.uk

Tagline: "Documenting, tracking, and combating anti-Muslim hatred across the United Kingdom"

Incident Reporting

FeatureDetail
Incident reporting formTitle, location (with auto-detect), date, time, description, severity, incident type
Incident types supportedVerbal harassment, physical assault, online abuse, workplace discrimination, educational institution, public service discrimination, property damage
Media evidence uploadsPhotos, videos, YouTube/TikTok/X links with auto-populate
Multilingual supportEnglish, Urdu, Bengali, Arabic, Somali, Punjabi
Anonymity optionsOption to remain anonymous or allow follow-up contact
Verification workflowReports reviewed before publication for accuracy and privacy protection

Resources

FeatureDetail
Interactive incident mapUK-wide map with severity-coded markers
Home Office hate crime dataSearchable by police force area (43 forces)
UK mosque directory2,179 mosques mapped
Statistics dashboardHate crime figures, year-on-year trends, victim impact data
Social media monitoringAutomated collection of anti-Muslim social media posts

Key Statistics

MetricValue
Anti-Muslim hate crimes (national)4,478
Year-on-year rise+19%
Muslims targeted44%
Involving physical assault18%
Victims very dissatisfied with police42%
Victims suffering anxiety50%

askadil.org

Tagline: "UK Discrimination Law Assistant"

An AI-powered educational tool that helps British Muslims understand their rights under UK discrimination law. It provides guidance on reporting hate crimes, workplace discrimination, and online abuse — connecting users with appropriate legal resources and solicitors.

Advocacy & Legal Guidance

FeatureDetail
Legal educationExplains protections under the Equality Act 2010, Public Order Act 1986, and Online Safety Act 2023
Content analysisUsers can paste links from social media or news articles for AI analysis of potential legal violations
Actionable next stepsDirects users to relevant organisations based on situation and UK jurisdiction
Solicitor directoryHelps locate solicitors specialising in discrimination law
Incident summary generationCreates structured summaries for use in formal reports and complaints

Call to Action Features

FeatureDetail
Start a ConversationAI-guided legal Q&A — free, confidential, no account required
Report an IncidentStep-by-step guidance for completing organisation reporting forms
Find a SolicitorConnects users with discrimination law specialists
Emergency contacts999, 101, Stop Hate UK 24/7 helpline
Quick-exit buttonSafety feature for vulnerable users

Coverage

MetricValue
UK Acts of Parliament covered7
Landmark legal cases referenced9
Support organisations connected18
UK jurisdictions supported4

How the Platforms Complement Each Other

Needislamophobiauk.co.ukaskadil.org
Report an incidentIncident reporting form with verificationStep-by-step guidance on how and where to report
Understand your rightsCommunity safety resources and dataAI-powered legal education with legislation references
Take actionData aggregation and awarenessSolicitor matching, complaint drafting, call to action
Evidence collectionMedia uploads, social media monitoringContent analysis of links for legal violations
Find supportPartner organisations listedConnects to 18 support organisations by jurisdiction

Why These Platforms (Not Build From Scratch)

  1. Both already live and operational — No development time, cost, or technical risk
  2. Full user journey covered — Reporting and data on one side; legal rights and advocacy on the other
  3. Proven reporting workflow — Verified submissions, multilingual forms, media upload, anonymity options
  4. Resource hub already built — Home Office data, mosque directory, community safety information
  5. Legal empowerment built in — Users get knowledge and tools to act on their rights
  6. Independent — No government or corporate ties
  7. Community-led — Partner programme for mosques and organisations already exists

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