Issued 17 May 2019 It has been brought to our attention that this year’s Zionist counter-demonstration against al-Quds day will include Zionists who have threatened to shoot pro-Palestine activists as well as fascist groups. Every year we see a coalition of Zionists and far-right extremists
UK police have rejected a proposed definition of Islamophobia, saying it could challenge free speech and undermine counter-terrorism efforts It has been a week for those decrying the idea of institutional Islamophobia in Britain to inadvertently prove that it exists. First, there was Policy
Issued 16 June 2019 Due to the continued incitement of hate and murder against the attendees of the Al Quds Day march by Zionist groups and their neo-Nazi allies, IHRC would like to provide the following guidance to participants of this year’s Al Quds day march: Counter demonstration: The Police
On June 26, Muslim Women’s Association of Edinburgh and SACC are hosting an event to discuss the Counter Islamophobia Toolkit and the wider project’s findings. Wednesday, 26 June 2019 from 19:00-21:00 VENUE: Edinburgh Central Mosque50 Potterrow, EH8 9BT Edinburgh, United Kingdom Countering Islamophobia: An Introduction to the
Join the demonstration, 2 June 2019. For more details visit the Event Page here.
Cornelis is a member of the NGO Sures which is dedicated to advancing human rights. He speaks to Hira about the abuses committed during times periods of protest. Cornelis discusses the government commission to investigate the abuses committed by protestors, police and army in 2017
Policy Exchange’s latest report rather proves the case of institutional Islamophobia
he then head of the Commission for Racial Equality wrote to IHRC to congratulate them on the Islamophobia Awards held on 31st May 2003.
