- Medal of Courage by Simon Wiesenthal Centre, 2018
- Senate of Canada 150 medal, 2018
- The Urban Hero award, 2017
- Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal, 2012
- City of Toronto’s Constance Hamilton award, 2000
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Human Rights & Combating Racism/Bigotry
READ MOREWomen's Empowerment
READ MOREChallenging Radicalization
READ MOREFighting Antisemitism
READ MORE“Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.” – United Nations, Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Empowered Woman Summit – Raheel Raza
NEW BOOK: The ABC’s of Islamism by Raheel Raza
The Silent Revolution | TEDxAmsterdamWomen
Fighting Extremism
Courtesy Clarion Project
Honor Diaries
By The Numbers – The Untold Story of Muslim Opinions & Demographics
Courtesy Clarion Project
Raheel Raza : Real Time With Bill Maher
Raheel Raza on BBC HARDtalk
The Mark Steyn Show with Raheel Raza
“Non-violent extremism is essentially the increase of intolerant and bigoted demands made by groups seeking to dominate society.”- Maajid Nawaz
The very evil that the allied forces went in to uproot in Afghanistan is being allowed to sweep back in after they leave.
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There was a long silence on my part as I was busy working on publication of my new book. (https://www.theabcsofislamism.com/) Due to this people thought I had done away with OCD. Seriously? So, I’m compelled to write a new blog to prove OCD is alive and well (well almost) This second wave is more challenging […]
(Renovations in the time of Corona..) Yup its me again. I tried to be kind and stay away from ratting on Senor OCD since his birthday but you know there’s only so much one can take. So, I have to tell you the new Senor OCD story. Now a combination of being OCD and a […]
The untimely death of Karima Baloch is shocking and deeply disturbing. She could have been my daughter for so many reasons: her age; she was only 37. She had been a student of psychology like me and her activism to fight for the human rights of Baloch students totally resonates with me. Karima had been […]
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