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Pakistani Man Charged with Digital Terrorism Over Alleged Role in Spreading False Claims Linked to UK Riots
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A 32-year-old Pakistani man, Farhan Asif, has been accused of spreading misinformation on his YouTube and Facebook channels, specifically claiming that a Muslim asylum seeker was suspected of a deadly knife attack in the UK. This false information allegedly sparked days of riots targeting mosques and hotels housing asylum seekers. Asif has been arrested and charged with cyber-terrorism.
Initial investigations indicate that his sole intent was to make money through clickbait content.
He is a 31-year-old software engineer with no journalism credentials, apart from running the Channel3Now website, which served as a source of income for him.
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- 1.Islamic Terrorism
- 2.Protests
- 3.Rise of Far-Right in Europe
- 4.Riots
- 5.British Politics
- 6.Immigration to the UK
- 7.Stabbings
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- 1.Farhan Asif
- 2.Ali Al-Shakati
- 3.Imran Kishwar
- 4.Andrew Tate
- 5.Axel Rudakubana
- 6.Marc Owen Jones
- 7.Taylor Swift