IHRC’s fifth report in the British Muslims’ Expectations of the Government series is published today, Thursday 18 May 2006 and focuses on expectations of the law.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission expresses some concerns about the findings of the MPA’s recent report.
IHRC’s response to the British government’s anti-terrorism measures.
Submission by the IHRC to the Home Office in response to the consultation document ‘Preventing Extremism Together: Places of Worship’ of 6 October 2005.
Protect Our Rights: A briefing document on the governments anti-terrorism proposals.
A joint analysis from UK’s leading civil society organisations.
Basic Islamic principles and values of both a personal and political nature are being demonised and stigmatised to such an extent that the very definition of the word ‘Islam’ is at stake. Such an ostensible loathing for ‘the Other’ must not be seen as assimilation but extermination in the same way it was seen in Nazi Europe, Rwanda and the Balkans, argues Fahad Ansari.
