Houria Bouteldja on ‘Whites, Jews and Us: Toward a Politics of Revolutionary Love’
March 9, 2018
Houria Bouteldja joined IHRC at the IHRC Bookshop & Gallery to discuss her new book and her anti-racism work in France.
Blogs
The Unbearable Shianess of Mu’allim Ibraheem El-Zakzaky
December 21, 2017
Injured and incarcerated without charge for two years, Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky and his wife Mallimah Zeenah are the leaders and heroes we all need, yet few outside Nigeria care, argues Arzu Merali.
Don’t mention the (permanent) war: Dunkirk and the histories and imageries of fascism
August 10, 2017
Despite the momentous achievement in film, there are deeply troubling representations of Britishness that should cause alarm argues Arzu Merali
In Memoriam, John Berger: Ways of Seeing and Latter Day Muslim Blindness
January 13, 2017
On the passing of John Berger
Press release: Genocide Memorial Day roaring success
January 21, 2014
Packed halls and high on-line audience mark event’s success
Ashura and the Misappropriated Poppy
November 20, 2013
The misappropriation of the Great War is something we should all resist, argues Arzu Merali, particularly the trend to equate remembrance day with Islamic history.
Ashura and the Misappropriated Poppy
November 20, 2013
The misappropriation of the Great War is something we should all resist, argues Arzu Merali, particularly the trend to equate remembrance day with Islamic history.
Extradition One Year On: the Hypocrisy that doesn’t End
October 14, 2013
Faisal Bodi looks at the latest development a year after Talha Ahsan and others were sent to the US
