Boris Johnson tells Cage research director to defend victims of Daesh

 Mayor of London Boris Johnson has told the research director of the advocacy group Cage that he should stop "scattering blame around" over the actions of Jihadi Mohammed Emwazi and stick up for the human rights of those who have been beheaded by Daesh, The Guardian reported.
In an impassioned encounter with Asim Qureshi on his LBC phone-in, the London mayor said he should "stop crying Islamophobia" and focus on condemning the "sick atrocities" perpetrated by Emwazi.
Johnson told Qureshi, who had phoned his LBC programme: "I really, really think the focus of your indignation and your outrage should be on people who go out to join groups that throw gays off cliffs, that behead people who don't subscribe to their version of Islam, that glorify in the execution of innocent journalists and aid workers. They should be the object of your wrath not the security services who are trying to keep us safe, Asim."