Background The death toll in the Gaza Genocide has exceeded 43,000 and yet the Western powers have only intensified their support for it in the face of a global people’s uprising. The horrors being inflicted on the Palestinians show no sign of letting up. This
National Demonstration for Palestine, Lebanon & Yemen Location: Assemble at Whitehall Date: Saturday 2nd November 2024 Time: 12pm Join us in the national demonstration to demand Stop Gaza Genocide, Stop Bombing Palestine, Lebanon & Yemen Assemble at Whitehall, marching to the US Embassy Supporting organisations:
The Islamic Human Rights Commission is urging everyone who is able to do so, to attend this important rally organised by the family members and friends of the victims of state violence. This includes those killed by the police, in the prison system, and within
Summary In the face of a relentless campaign of intimidation towards pro-Palestine protestors, we have provided some resources to help you know your rights and to empower demonstrators. Background It has always been the case that the Metropolitan police has attempted to intimidate and
Background Islamic Human Rights Commission is a keen supporter of the cause of the Filton10, and are opposed to the misuse of “anti-terror” legislation being used to silence people. We must not allow this case to set a precedent, which will push the country further
National Demonstration for Palestine and Lebanon Assemble at Russell Square Time: 12pm, Saturday 5th October 2024 Supporting organisations: Black Activists Rising Against Cuts UK, CAMPAIN, Convivencia Alliance, InMinds Human Rights Group, Islamic Human Rights Commission, Jewish Network for Palestine, Muslim Public Affairs Committee UK, &
Summary The Nigerian army has once again responded to peaceful religious processions in North Nigeria with violence, killing at least four mourners at an Arba’een procession, and arresting many more. In the following days they have used an array of repressive measures to intimidate and
Background As Rohingya refugees fled fresh violence committed in the mostly Rohingya town of Maungdaw, around 200 were killed in strikes on 6th August by the Arakan Army. The AA’s leader Twan Mrat Naing, refuses to recognise the indigenous status of the Rohingya and regurgitates
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