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We are in the process of launching a further report which reviews and analyzes the data and reports that we received in 2013. The report also covers the Woolwich period and the backlash against Muslim communities through on-line and off-line hate incidents after the murder of Lee Rigby. The report will be out in 4-5 weeks though we thought that this graphic visually represents the intensity of mosque incidents and attacks post the end of May and early 2013. It is a shocking reminder of the impact of the death of Lee on cohesion and community relations. The clustering of attacks and the serious nature of them reflects a period in which hate incidents and attacks were coming in at a significant pace when compared to pre-May 2013.

We request that if this graphic is used, that you reference it to us at TELL MAMA. Thank you.

Clustering of Mosque attacks

Fig 1. Attacks on Mosques Reported Into TELL MAMA Between 1st January 2012 – 31st of August 2013