Source · Select Committees · Women and Equalities Committee
Recommendation 18
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Muslim women in frontline services endure anti-Muslim abuse and face mental health barriers.
Conclusion
It is deeply saddening that Muslim women working in frontline services such as healthcare settings are having to endure anti-Muslim abuse while performing their duties in helping others. Reports of a lack of support from colleagues and employers are also troubling. Anti-Muslim discrimination, harassment and abuse can have lasting mental health impacts. Yet Muslims can face barriers in accessing mental health services, and with those services often not being equipped to meet their needs. (Conclusion, Paragraph 94
Government Response
A response document is linked to this report, dated 12 May 2026. Response attribution to this conclusion has not been verified. Read the response document ↗