Karel Čada and Veronika Frantová overview their first report on Islamophobia in Czech Republic / Czechia. In July 2017, Czech social media was flooded with photographs of women who had worn the burkini at a water park near Prague. Aquapalace operator’s tolerance of the burkini sparked sharp complaints.
The government’s Prevent programme is a byword for institutional discrimination against Muslims and part of a cynical social engineering exercise, argues the Islamic Human Rights Commission’s Faisal Bodi
The failure to prosecute hatemongers exploiting Manchester bombing will only fuel resentment among Muslims and accusations of double-standards, argues Faisal Bodi
Arzu Merali says her organization will no longer participate in consultations about anti-terror laws because the government treated them as a mere rubber-stamping exercise
When there is no right way to review the wrong laws, diversity in counter-terrorism or policing leadership doesn’t matter
Narjis Khan reflect on the United Nations’ response to international ‘terrorism’ following 9/11. Download the PDF here
Focusing on a myriad of abuses, the briefing conveys the stark message that the concept of ‘human rights’ is now a meaningless term
IHRC successfully hosted the third annual Islamophobia Conference on 10 December 2016
