Terrorism Bill

When deciding whether particular organisations should be proscribed, might we not encounter a difficulty? A mosque, for instance, consists of a body of people—the jurists on the one hand and the imam on the other—who may say certain things. I do not pretend to know the answer to the problem, but, as I tried to explain yesterday, we could find ourselves on extremely dangerous territory because of aspects of the universalism of the religion in question, and the interaction between religion and politics—which, in the context of the Koran, are inseparable.