Watch and listen to the first of three special podcasts looking at the UK General Elections with IHRC media officer and former journalist Faisal Bodi, former IHRC head of research and current co-editor of The Long View, Arzu Merali and IHRC Chair and veteran activist
IHRC hosted an engaging author evening on Thursday, February 6, 2025, featuring Houria Bouteldja and her latest book, Rednecks and Barbarians: Uniting the White and Racialized Working Class. The online event was moderated by Arzu Merali. Rednecks and Barbarians and Whites, Jews, and Us: Toward a Politics of Revolutionary
Register for this workshop, led by Arzu Merali, to critically examine Islamophobia as a structural and systemic tool of imperialism and colonialism. WHEN: Saturday, 26 April, 2025, 2pm – 4pm BST WHERE: IHRC Bookshop (202 Preston Road, Wembley, HA9 8PA) Registration: complete this form to
IHRC is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Claudia Manchanda in London, UK. Manchanda (known to some on social media as Panther Manchanda) touched the lives of many people she had not met through her thinking and activism. Her thinking made deep connections
IHRC hosted an engaging author evening on Thursday, February 6, 2025, featuring Houria Bouteldja and her latest book, Rednecks and Barbarians: Uniting the White and Racialized Working Class. The online event was moderated by Arzu Merali. Watch the discussion: The conversation has been edited
Join us for an online author evening with Houria Bouteldja, to discuss her new publication, Rednecks and Barbarians Uniting the White and Racialized Working Class. Purchase Rednecks and Barbarians here WHEN: Thursday, 6 February 2025, 6.30pm GMT / 7.30pm CET WHERE: YouTube, Facebook and IHRC.TV
IHRC held the 11th annual Islamophobia Conference on Saturday, 14 and Sunday, 15 December 2024. Entitled, The Vanishing Public Muslim, the focus of the conference was what it means for Muslims when they exercise their rights, particularly those in the Western hemisphere and claim to
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