
PRESS RELEASE – UK: IHRC issues safety advice in run-up to “Punish a Muslim Day”
The advice is targeted at Muslim women in particular because they often present a more visible and vulnerable target to would-be attackers

The advice is targeted at Muslim women in particular because they often present a more visible and vulnerable target to would-be attackers

IHRC reissues security advice in the wake of 3 April Punish a Muslim day letters

Instead of pandering to bigots the government should start to address the exclusion caused by Islamophobia, discrimination and media demonisation

The letter precedes and incites violence en masse

Houria Bouteldja joined IHRC at the IHRC Bookshop & Gallery to discuss her new book and her anti-racism work in France.

Spielman’s speech is a statement of intent, a declaration of war, and a pre-emptive justification of the onslaught to come

Arzu Merali argues that plenty work already exists outside institutional contexts (and occasionally within them) for the British government to begin tackling the Islamophobic narratives that are undermining the country’s social and institutional life. This article is a summary of the second paper in the

Andrea Bila overviews her first report on the ten dominant narratives of Islamophobia in France for the Countering Islamophobia in Europe project Economic crisis of the early 1970s, growing unemployment that hit hard mainly the low-skilled working class immigrants and eventually laws restricting immigration voted




