IHRC’s Free Zakzaky campaign asks campaigners to continue demanding that the Nigerian authorities release Sheikh El-Zakzaky, Muallima Zeenah and all those detained during and since the Zaria massacre of 2015 from the Islamic Movement. Background Requested Action Model email Recipient Addresses Background The current Covid-19 pandemic crisis
A collection of resources and links from IHRC in relation to the events taking place in Kashmir
To keep uptodate with IHRC’s Citizen India campaign visit this campaign page here. Find a selection of video and audio below giving background to the current situation in India. Islamophobia in India Amirt Wilson discusses nativism and Islamophobia in India at the IHRC conference fo 2017,
[25 April 2020]. To find out more and take part in IHRC’s campaign for equality in India please visit the Citizen India page. Background India has been gripped over decades, by increasing anti-Muslim rhetoric, policies and violence. This has culminated in the enactment of
Read Merali’s review of Randa Abdel-Fattah’s excellent ‘Islamophobia and Everyday Multiculturalism in Australia’. First published in Australian Critical Race and Whiteness Studies Association, 19 September 2019. Read the full article here. There is so much to recommend Randa Abdel-Fattah’s book, it is difficult to know
Keeping our spirits up with Ramadan fast approaching may be challenging for many of us. Let’s take some time to reflect, focus on the positives, and see what lessons we can draw from this period of isolation. Watch: Read: Below is an extract from Talha
IHRC is deeply concerned regarding the coronavirus situation in Kashmir with fears of disastrous consequences given the recent cases of infection. Background Requested Action Model Template Recipient Addresses Background Hospitals in Indian controlled Kashmir do not have an adequate amount of doctors and paramedics, whilst
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.
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