Mosques in Belgium and England share cake, promoting kindness against hate crimes. Twelve-year-old Joshua Harris with autism visits Brussels mosques with his father.
Wearing Turkish flag, Harris and his father receive a warm welcome together.
They distribute cakes to worshipers and tourists, supporting Muslims facing hatred. Cake Not Hate campaign launched after a far-right attack in Peterborough last year.
Following threats, father and son expand their visits, demonstrating solidarity everywhere. Over one hundred mosques in England and various countries have now joined.