Ramon Grosfoguel and Sandew Hira, two theoreticians and board members of the Decolonial International Network Foundation engage in decolonial dialogues to develop a coherent theoretical framework. This week they ask, “Why is there a decolonial movement?”
IHRC Bookshop UpdatesIHRC Bookshop & Gallery have a few announcements to share. Book donations to Female Muslim prisoners Every Ramadan IHRC sends prison packs to HMP Buckley Hall to be distributed to the female prisoners. Last Ramadan packs included ‘A Temporary Gift‘ by Asmaa Hussein,
Volume 2, Issue 4 of The Long View (Safar 1442 / October 2020) is out now! Our editorial overview the themes of the issue, this issue looking at: the shared solidarities of the liberation struggles of Palestinians and Indigenous Australians by Randa Abdel-Fattah; Israeli efforts to
Co-author of IHRC’s latest book into Islamophobia focusing on the USA, Saeed A. Khan joins IHRC to discuss the situation for Muslims and the wider justice issues in the USA. Buy the book here, currently on offer. This video premieres on 11 October 2020, 7pm
IHRC asks campaigners to write to the Secretary-General of the UN to safeguard the status of Uighur refugees living abroad. Background Action required Model template Recipient addresses Background IHRC has published a new report into the massive social engineering campaign being carried out by Chinese authorities
IHRC calls upon all campaigners inside the UK to write to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, asking them to demand the Indian government to stop the state-sanctioned violence against Muslims. Background Requested Action Model letter Recipient Addresses Background India has been gripped by anti-Muslim violence
This event took place online on 3 October 2020. Watch below or on Facebook.com/DecoThought The event was moderated by IHRC’s Ahmed Uddin with Houria Bouteldja, Faith Mkewsha and Mamadou Ba. Organised by Decolonial Thought Community / Comunidad de Pensamiento Decolonial Saturday 3 October 2020, 18.00
This week’s video from IHRC Chair Massoud Shadjareh looks at the US presidential elections. Despite the supposed difference between the candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden, Massoud asks if there really is a choice to be had, when structural injustice underpins the system of the
