Sandew Hira and Ramon Grosfoguel continue their discussion on this topic. This week they focus on the Nation state and what the decolonial view of it is, and what the political implications are of that view.
We are already seeing the consequences of regional Sheikhdoms normalising ties with the Zionist state. This week, Massoud talks about why this has always been a part of a broader plan. For further links on this topic look under the video. Watch IHRC’s webinar: Normalisation,
PRESS RELEASE – A group of pro-Palestine activists and academcis has written to the Charity Commission asking it to urgently review the charitable status of entities funding Britain’s leading Jewish newspaper, the Jewish Chronicle. The charity watchdog for England and Wales has been asked to
Full text of complaint to Charity Commission To the Charity Commission Dear Sirs and Mesdames, Complaint regarding the Kessler Foundation (registration number 290759) and possible or actual current similar charitable recognition for the Jewish Chronicle We the undersigned organisations and individuals write to express deep
I dedicate this blog to my daughters. Unlike me they, at a very young age, had to adorn the hijab and face challenges in their life that I hadn’t faced. And me being their mother expected them to get on with it as part and
PRESS RELEASE Academics and activists who took part in a IHRC organised conference on Zionism last September have responded forecfully to an attack by Britain’s leading Jewish publication suggesting they hold anti-Semitic views. The article appeared in the JC on 25 September excoriating the speakers
The Editor, Jewish Chronicle In a scurrilous report on September 25th (SOAS professor calls Israel a “Western virus”) Lee Harpin claims that to criticise Israel is antisemitic, which is total nonsense. All states are open to criticism and such claims have not been made in
IHRC held an author evening on 11 November with Fazlun Khalid, founder of the Islamic Foundation for Ecology and Environmental Sciences (IFEES) and author of Signs on the Earth: Islam, Modernity and the Climate Crisis. Fazlun M Khalid was born in Sri Lanka and began his working life
