IHRC are deeply concerned that a potential corona outbreak can cause fatal consequences in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh. Home to over a million Rohingyan refugees, Cox’s Bazaar is the world’s largest refugee camp and fears are arising that the overcrowding can exacerbate a coronavirus outbreak.
Ramadan is a week away. This blog post provides some suggestions for books, reading material and videos to get you prepared for this holy month and for you to share. In Inherited Prejudices: Modern Orientalists and Their Delusions Regarding the Qur’an, Mohamad Nasrin Nasir looks
Background Requested Action Model email Recipient Addresses Background On April 9, the president of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari gave pardon to 2500 prisoners in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The pardon includes prisoners aged over 60 and those suffering from severe health conditions. Whilst IHRC
Our latest blog provides direct links to Homeschooling material from our site and other sources. Those of you having to homeschool your children under lockdown conditions may be finding it a challenge. IHRC already have many lesson plans available created by and for the Genocide
IHRC is asking campaigners to join this campaign demanding equal citizenship for all Indians regardless of religion or other factors. To keep uptodate with IHRC’s Citizen India campaign visit this campaign page here. Background Requested Action Model letter Recipient Addresses Background India has been gripped
In this latest blog, we look at the topic of Muslims in the secular university and the parameters for everyone not just students to be activists. You can find the videos of Muslims in the Secular University, a conference by Cambridge University Islamic Society here.
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