
Press Release: Deportation measures unworkable and oppressive
The IHRC is alarmed at the Home Secretary’s new list of “unacceptable behaviour” which could lead to deportation and exclusion of foreign nationals.

The IHRC is alarmed at the Home Secretary’s new list of “unacceptable behaviour” which could lead to deportation and exclusion of foreign nationals.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission condemns yesterday’s Panorama programme, ‘A Question of Leadership’ as extremely Islamophobic and likely to incite hatred against Muslims.
Protest against \’A Question of Leadership\’ broadcast on 21st August 2005.
Response from the Islamic Human Rights Commission to the Home Secretary’s Consultation on Exclusion or Deportation from the UK of Foreign Nationals on Non-Conducive Grounds
The Islamic Human Rights Commission condemns the results of statistics revealed today which showed that people of Asian appearance were five times more likely to be stopped and searched than white people.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission is calling upon Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair to resign from his position following leaked information that he had asked the Independent Police Complaints Commission to delay its inquiry into the fatal
Leading Muslim groups and personalities in the UK have issued a six point statement in response to some of the recently proposed anti-terrorism measures
IHRC denounces yesterday’s vitriolic attack by Martin Bright in the Observer on the Muslim Council of Britain and its affiliates Jamiat-ahl-I-Hadith and the Islamic Foundation.




