Families Against Stress and Trauma - Revision history

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 ===2010===
-*The Home Office allegedly stops directly funding FAST. <ref name="OralEv Extremism"/>
+*The Home Office allegedly stops directly funding FAST. <ref name="OralEv"/>
 *'''March''': Smarajit Roy is hired as a company director.
 ===2011===

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 Jaffer is registered at Companies House as a former 'Ambassador for Peace' and director of the [[Universal Peace Foundation]] UK (UPF), the UK branch of the [[Unification Church]] (popularly known as the 'Moonies').  <ref name="Jaffer"> [https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/officers/H7dQ6cV87aJNm3OrNbPPblax984/appointments Saleha-Begum Jaffer], ''Companies House'', accessed 16 January 2017. </ref> She began this role in June 2008 and resigned in June 2013, the year before it is reported the RICU started funding [[Breakthrough Media]] to produce campaign videos for FAST.
-In April 2016, Jaffer was elected as the mayor of Lambeth. She previously served as deputy mayor, and has been a Labour member of Lambeth council since 2014. <ref> [http://www.deccanchronicle.com/nation/in-other-news/290416/telangana-woman-now-chief-of-uk-town.html Telangana woman elected as mayor of UK town], ''Deccan Chronicle'', 29 April 2016, accessed 13 February 2017. </ref> In her 2014 register of interest declaration for Lambeth council, she was listed as a 'vocational employee' at the [[Office of Security and Counter-Terrorism]] (OSCT). Under the same section in her 2015 councillor's declaration, her previous employment is redacted as 'sensitive information, not published at Councillor's request'. <ref> [https://moderngov.lambeth.gov.uk/mgDeclarationSubmission.aspx?UID=8902&HID=2733&FID=0&HPID=29586858 Register of interests | Mayor Saleha Jaffer], ''Lambeth Council website'', accessed 13 February 2017. </ref> It is unclear whether there was any overlap in the Jaffer's involvement with Inspire, Lambeth Council and the OSCT, as well as what was the nature of Jaffer's vocational employment.
+In April 2016, Jaffer was elected as the mayor of Lambeth. She previously served as deputy mayor, and has been a Labour member of Lambeth council since 2014. <ref> [http://www.deccanchronicle.com/nation/in-other-news/290416/telangana-woman-now-chief-of-uk-town.html Telangana woman elected as mayor of UK town], ''Deccan Chronicle'', 29 April 2016, accessed 13 February 2017. </ref> In her 2014 register of interest declaration for Lambeth council, she was listed as a 'vocational employee' at the [[Office of Security and Counter-Terrorism]] (OSCT). Under the same section in her 2015 councillor's declaration, her previous employment is redacted as 'sensitive information, not published at Councillor's request'. <ref> [https://moderngov.lambeth.gov.uk/mgDeclarationSubmission.aspx?UID=8902&HID=2733&FID=0&HPID=29586858 Register of interests | Mayor Saleha Jaffer], ''Lambeth Council website'', accessed 13 February 2017. </ref> It is unclear whether there was any overlap in the Jaffer's involvement with FAST, Lambeth Council and the OSCT, as well as what was the nature of Jaffer's vocational employment.
 *[[Anees Fatima Ayub]] - ''Director'', October 2009-

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 *'''June''': Jaffer becomes an ‘Ambassador for Peace’ for the [[Universal Peace Foundation]], an affiliate of the [[Unification Church]] (popularly known as the 'Moonies'). <ref name="Jaffer"/>
 ===2009===
-*'''May''': FAST is registered at Companies House. <ref name="CompHou">
+*'''May''': FAST is registered at Companies House. <ref name="CompHou"/>
 *'''July''': Cecilie Fortune is hired as a company director.
 *'''August''': [[Fouzia Naz Razvi]] is hired as a company director.
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 *'''August''': The Home Affairs committee launches an inquiry into ‘extremism in Britain’. <ref> [https://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/home-affairs-committee/news-parliament-2015/150827-new-inquiry-countering-extremism/ Committee launches inquiry into extremism in Britain], ‘’Parliament.uk’’, 27 August 2015, accessed 2 march 2017. </ref>
 *'''September''': Cecilie Fortune resigns.
 ===2016===
 *An internal government document dated March 2015 is uncovered by Powerbase appearing to acknowledge that FAST is part of a covert propaganda strategy directed by the Home Office, identifying its 2014 campaign as a ‘product of the RICU’.

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 *'''June''': Jaffer becomes an ‘Ambassador for Peace’ for the [[Universal Peace Foundation]], an affiliate of the [[Unification Church]] (popularly known as the 'Moonies'). <ref name="Jaffer"/>
 ===2009===
-*'''May''': FAST is registered at Companies House.
+*'''May''': FAST is registered at Companies House. <ref name="CompHou">
 *'''July''': Cecilie Fortune is hired as a company director.
 *'''August''': [[Fouzia Naz Razvi]] is hired as a company director.
 *'''September''': Anees Fatima Ayub and Margaret Calista Jarrett are appointed as company directors.
 ===2010===
 *The Home Office allegedly stops directly funding FAST. <ref name="OralEv Extremism"/>

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-'''FAST (Families Against Stress and Trauma)''' describes itself as an 'independent' 'UK based organisation providing support to vulnerable families and individuals', designed to discourage  young people from travelling to Syria, Iraq or being radicalised. <ref> [http://familiesmatter.org.uk/ FAST Home page], ''FAST website'', accessed 6 January 2017. </ref> The organisation was set up in 2007 <ref name="About"> [http://familiesmatter.org.uk/about-us/ About us], ''FAST website'', accessed 16 January 2017. </ref>, but registered at [[Companies House]] in May 2009 <ref> [https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/06906866 Fast London UK Ltd], ''Companies House'', accessed 13 February 2017. </ref>.
+'''FAST (Families Against Stress and Trauma)''' describes itself as an 'independent' 'UK based organisation providing support to vulnerable families and individuals', designed to discourage  young people from travelling to Syria, Iraq or being radicalised. <ref> [http://familiesmatter.org.uk/ FAST Home page], ''FAST website'', accessed 6 January 2017. </ref> The organisation was set up in 2007 <ref name="About"> [http://familiesmatter.org.uk/about-us/ About us], ''FAST website'', accessed 16 January 2017. </ref>, but registered at [[Companies House]] in May 2009 <ref name="CompHou"> [https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/06906866 Fast London UK Ltd], ''Companies House'', accessed 13 February 2017. </ref>.
 The organisation's website states it receives campaign funding from a range of sources, including the [[Home Office]]. <ref name="About"/>

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 ==Timeline of events==
-====2007====
+===2007===
 *FAST is founded by Saleha-Begum Jaffer, and begins to receive direct funding from the Home Office. <ref name="About"/>
-====2008====
+===2008===
 *'''June''': Jaffer becomes an ‘Ambassador for Peace’ for the [[Universal Peace Foundation]], an affiliate of the [[Unification Church]] (popularly known as the 'Moonies'). <ref name="Jaffer"/>
-====2009====
+===2009===
 *'''May''': FAST is registered at Companies House.
 *'''July''': Cecilie Fortune is hired as a company director.
 *'''August''': [[Fouzia Naz Razvi]] is hired as a company director.
 *'''September''': Anees Fatima Ayub and Margaret Calista Jarrett are appointed as company directors.
-====2010====
+===2010===
 *The Home Office allegedly stops directly funding FAST. <ref name="OralEv Extremism"/>
 *'''March''': Smarajit Roy is hired as a company director.
-====2011====
+===2011===
 *'''September''': Fouzia Naz Razvi resigns.
-====2013====
+===2013===
 *'''June''': Jaffer resigns from her role with the [[Unification Church]].
-====2014====
+===2014===
 *'''May''': Jaffer becomes a Labour member of Lambeth council. Under her 2014 councillor’s register of interests, she is listed as a 'vocational employee' at the (OSCT).
 *'''July''': FAST launches its ‘Families Matter’ campaign, supported by former Home Secretary [[Theresa May]] <ref name="TMay"/>. The campaign includes a campaign film, website and educational resources produced by [[Breakthrough Media]]  <ref name="BrMed"/>, as well as a series of workshops and PR activity.
-====2015====
+===2015===
 *'''August''': The Home Affairs committee launches an inquiry into ‘extremism in Britain’. <ref> [https://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/home-affairs-committee/news-parliament-2015/150827-new-inquiry-countering-extremism/ Committee launches inquiry into extremism in Britain], ‘’Parliament.uk’’, 27 August 2015, accessed 2 march 2017. </ref>
 *'''September''': Cecilie Fortune resigns.
-====2016====
+===2016===
 *An internal government document dated March 2015 is uncovered by Powerbase appearing to acknowledge that FAST is part of a covert propaganda strategy directed by the Home Office, identifying its 2014 campaign as a ‘product of the RICU’.
 *'''February''': Saleha-Begum Jaffer gives oral evidence to the Home Affairs committee for the ‘Countering extremism’ inquiry. Jaffer states that while FAST stopped the receiving direct funding from the government, it continued to ‘work very closely with the Home Office’.

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 :'''2008'''
-*''June'': Jaffer becomes an ‘Ambassador for Peace’ for the [[Unification Church]] (popularly known as the 'Moonies'). <ref name="Jaffer"/>
+*''June'': Jaffer becomes an ‘Ambassador for Peace’ for the [[Universal Peace Foundation]], an affiliate of the [[Unification Church]] (popularly known as the 'Moonies'). <ref name="Jaffer"/>
 :'''2009'''