Ahead of the annual Al-Quds Day demonstration in London next week, IHRC has written to the Metropolitan Police urging the force not to employ the heavy-handed methods that have characterised policing of pro-Palestine protests in the capital since October. Thousands of protestors are expected to
Sir Mark Rowley Metropolitan Police Commissioner New Scotland Yard 8-10 Broadway London SW1H 0AZ 28 March 2024 mark.rowley@met.police.uk Dear Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, We are writing ahead of the annual al-Quds Day march on April 5 to register our concern with the
This is the email from the Jewish Chronicle, followed by IHRC’s reply Hi there, I’m a reporter at the Jewish Chronicle newspaper and am getting in touch about the forthcoming Al Quds Day March, which you have organised. What do you have to say to
A group of civil society organisations are seeking assurances from the Metropolitan Police that the force will take a more common sense and less heavy-handed approach to pro-Palestine demonstrations in the capital. In a joint letter to the Met chief, Sir Mark Rowley, the 14
Sir Mark Rowley Metropolitan Police Commissioner New Scotland Yard, 8-10, Broadway, London, SW1H 0AZ 20th March 2024 mark.rowley@met.police.uk Dear Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, In view of the recent dismissal of a prosecution against a pro-Palestine protestor we the undersigned are seeking reassurances
Thousands of protestors are expected to descend on London from all over the country on April 5 for this year’s Al-Quds Day rally. The turnout could be the biggest to date in the long history of the event, in view of the rising death toll
The High Court has thrown out a witchhunt, driven by pro-Israel groups, against a pharmacist over chants he made during a pro-Palestine march in 2017. Pharmacist Nazim Ali was handed a warning last year by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) for statements he had made
Today’s announcement by Michael Gove that the government is widening the definition of extremism to catch mostly mainstream Muslim organisations is the latest in a series of Islamophobic measures seeking to exclude Muslims from public life. The blackballing of Muslim groups as a threat to
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