Police powers to stop, search, account and arrest
19 January, 2021
Join IHRC for an online webinar on Sunday, 24 January.
Anti Terrorism laws
Schedule 7 – What to do if you are stopped at the airport or other port in the UK
8 January, 2021
A quick guide to your rights if you are stopped for questioning at any UK port.
The Times and the targeting of dissenting Muslim voices
16 October, 2019
Faisal Bodi, from the Islamic Human Rights Commission, says a recent attack on his organisation by The Times newspaper is symptomatic of an Establishment that seeks to drive dissenting Muslim voices out of the public space. It’s somewhat perverse that The Times should draw on George
On The Times, Andrew Norfolk and the Paucity of Power
10 October, 2019
In reference to The Times reporting and leading comment regarding IHRC on 10 October 2019, IHRC stated: It matters little that e.g. the charity that gives its money to IHRC is in fact the charitable arm of IHRC registered under the direction and full supervision
Seen but not heard: The Commission for Countering Extremism or the Mission to Close Political Space
7 October, 2019
The second tranche of reports from CCE landed this morning. Like its previous set of documents these articles show only that the CCE’s mission to delegitimise political debate that opposes the incumbent government’s domestic and foreign policies. Aside from attacks on Muslim civil society (almost
Event Report: A FLY Girl’s Guide To University
9 September, 2019
Read parts of conversation from the author evening with Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Waithera Sebatindira and Lola Olufemi.
IHRC slams Home Secretary for derisory response over discriminatory security funding query
15 April, 2019
15 April 2019 PRESS RELEASE IHRC has written to the Home Secretary Sajid Javid asking why he has failed to respond adequately to a letter asking why his office has allocated tens of millions of pounds to ensure the security of Britain’s Jewish communities
Authorities must act against mainstream media terror incitement
26 March, 2019
Comments made in the wake of the New Zealand terrorist attack by Britain’s counter-terrorism chief, Neil Basu, that the mainstream media is responsible for radicalising far right extremists are too little too late. Basu criticised outlets such as Mail Online which uploaded the ‘manifesto’ of
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