Muslim Canadian Congress: Presumption Of Innocence

Muslim Community Dept: "This is not something that comes as a total surprise . . . we have a problem," Raheel Raza of the Muslim Canadian Congress told .ca Thursday. "There is a serious problem among Canadian Muslim youth and if we don't address this now, it can culminate into something dangerous.", according to CTV. "We have to stand up and tackle this," she said, adding that she thinks the community needs to start asking itself tough questions about the radicalization of some youths and where those messages are coming from and a prominent Canadian Muslim group is calling for the condemnation of the doctrine of armed jihad and says there is a "serious problem" with radicalized Canadian youth in light of the recent terror arrests in Ottawa. The Muslim Canadian Congress says that the accused must be treated with the presumption of innocence, but Raza says the situation can be used to open a dialogue on radicalization within the Muslim community. As reported in the news.
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