A new public Middle East peace initiative is set to launch in London this weekend with the support of high profile celebrities. Actor Alexei Sayle and film director Ken Loach have put their names to the initiative named “Convivencia” that will bring together people of
Celebrities are among the backers of of a new public initiative to be launched next month that will bring together people of all faiths and none to help bring about a just peace in the Middle East. Actor Alexei Sayle and film director Ken Loach
Building on the momentum of last Sunday’s successful Al-Quds Day demonstration for Palestine, IHRC is to take an open top bus around the streets of the capital to continue to raise awareness of the apartheid system in Israel. The vehicle will carry anti-apartheid campaigners comprising
IHRC has issued safety advice to the Muslim community after two Muslim worshippers were injured when a group of thugs carrying bottles and hockey sticks launched a “racially aggravated” assault outisde a mosque earlier this week. The group attacked people going into Sri Lankan Muslim
Safety and security advice is being issued to protestors attending an anti-apartheid demonstration in London this month after pro-Israeli Jewish groups were accused of inciting hatred by describing the event as a “virus”. In the article published last week The Jewish News called the annual
IHRC has written to leading British supermarkets reminding them of their obligation under international law to ensure they do not sell dates produced by Israeli companies in occupied territories. As the Islamic holy month of Ramadan approaches in which Muslims traditionally close the daily fast
Dear Sir/Madam I am writing to you out of concern pertaining to some of the dates that you may be selling. Many dates that are sold in supermarkets today are from Israeli companies, grown on settlements that are illegal by International Law. In fact, 60%
IHRC has called on the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to call off a planned visit to Saudi Arabia this week in light of the kingdom’s worsening human rights record. Some 81 prisoners, among them child protestors and political activists, were put to death on
