Western democracies are not pushing back on violent Muslims who are seeking to dismantle our way of life, said Yasmine Mohammed, a women’s rights activist and author who was forced to marry an al-Qaida terrorist when she was 19.

“We’re rolling out the red carpet. And if anybody tries to say anything, then that person is demonized as an Islamophobe or a racist or a bigot or whatever, just for speaking up against what any normal, decent human being would be speaking up against,” she said.

Western democracies are not pushing back on violent Muslims who seek to dismantle our way of life, says author Yasmine Mohammed{ai:summary}<p>Yasmine Mohammed, a women's rights activist, criticized Western democracies for not confronting violent extremists within Muslim communities. She expressed concern that those who speak out against these issues are often labeled as Islamophobic or bigoted.</p><p>Mohammed's remarks highlight a perceived failure to protect democratic values from radical influences. #society</p>

Ivison: Canada is ‘rolling out the red carpet’ for radical Islam

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