
Justice for Mohammed Saleem means action now
Faisal Bodi looks back at the case of Islmaophobic hate crime victim Mohammed Saleem, and asks why so little has changed since his murder.

Faisal Bodi looks back at the case of Islmaophobic hate crime victim Mohammed Saleem, and asks why so little has changed since his murder.

Indications that the annual Quds Day marches and rallies across the country may face violent attacks by security and police forces IHRC is deeply concerned by indications that Nigerian security and law enforcement services are gearing up to attack the annual Quds Day march and

Inna lilla wa inna ilayhi rajioun. IHRC is devastated to hear of the loss of our former colleague and friend Aaron Varricchio in December 2023. Aaron (also known as Haroon) worked with us during the latter part of the 2000s, primarily as a campaigns officer.Â

We have received many concerned enquiries from registered UK charities, including mosques, since October 7, regarding their position in supporting justice for Palestine. These concerns include what can be said in khutbahs and programs, whether money can be raised for aid, if public positions can

This latest podcast in the The Long View conversations series, takes Dr. Ramzy Baroud and Romana Rubeo’s article ‘The Palestinian Occupation Authority: The PA’s Impossible Choice in the Age of the Lions’ Den‘ as a basis to explore the shift in Palestinian liberation struggles and

This is a quick reminder that the latest issue of The Long View, ‘Through the Looking Glass: Searching for Justice’ is available to read online. Two of the essays focus on Palestine and how critical thinking and praxis can help liberate both Palestinians and

  Summary IHRC asks campaigners to write to / email their parliamentary representatives to demand an end to the lobbying of Hindutva groups in your country.  Background The rise of Hindutva politics in India has resulted in the supremacist government of Narendra Modi

Arzu Merali outlines the urgent need for the Palestine solidarity movement to learn lessons from its fractured past It has been a traumatic and for some surprising week. The UK Home Secretary has labelled the peaceful and almost wholly – thus far – arrest




