
Manchester attack exposes hypocrisy of UK hate-crime laws
The failure to prosecute hatemongers exploiting Manchester bombing will only fuel resentment among Muslims and accusations of double-standards, argues 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

Theresa May has driven extreme policies that surveil and criminalize Muslims, migrants and refugees

We would like to point out that Daesh flags have never been flown at an Al Quds Day rally. This is a lie, that is being used to smear the peaceful participants of the Al Quds Day rally and the IHRC.




