Gilligan wrote that the group 's government funding was axed following concerns about its methods raised by Don Foster , the Minister for Communities . Gilligan 's report said that the decision was made before the Woolwich attack and was based on perceived discrepancies between the group ’s statistics and ACPO and police records . Gilligan said " hate crime in mainly Muslim areas has fallen in the past 10 years " . Gilligan also mentioned two cases in mid-May , before the Woolwich incident , where Tell MAMA had " been using its budget to threaten members of the public with libel actions for criticising it on Twitter " : one was against a Jewish activist who criticised the group in Twitter postings . Atma Singh , Former race advisor to the then Labour Mayor of London , Ken Livingstone , who had been sacked from his position for creating a commercial company offering consultancy services for profit in March 2005 while still an employee of the Greater London Authority , was also threatened with action by Tell MAMA after he tweeted that the organisation " gives a platform to Islamists "
Woolwich attack
Murder of Lee Rigby
Tell MAMA