article_snippet: Westminster was named in a 2009 report as having invited three hate preachers to give a talk in 2006, and just days before Emwazi's identity was revealed, thousands signed a petition to block an event where an anti-gay figure was due to speak.
article_snippet: Former students at University of Westminster have claimed it is a 'hotbed of radicalism' where students 'celebrated 9/11'.
article_snippet: Former University of Westminster pupil Raheem Kassam, who campaigns against extremism at British universities, said the conditions at University of Westminster are right for the radicalisation of someone like Emwazi.
article_snippet: The Univeersity of Westminster was named in a 2009 report as having invited three hate preachers to give a talk in 2006 .
article_snippet: The University of Westminster has hit back at claims The University of Westminster is a fertile breeding ground for Islamic fundamentalism as arguments rage over who is to blame over Jihadi John.
article_snippet: Responding to claims from a fellow former student that The University of Westminster allowed extremism, a spokesman for the institution said: 'We condemn the promotion of radicalisation, terrorism and violence or threats against any member of our community. '