From THUG LIFE TO PEACE IN THE DEAN
with NAPOLEAN (aka brother MUTA ABU SALEK)
Events
IHRC hold a variety of events for a wide audience base, from children’s books-based arts and crafts sessions and author evenings, to conferences on Islamophobia, and protests and vigils.
We provide opportunities for new and upcoming authors & artists to be launched and promoted via our events. Our events are unique in nature where we have created a space for decolonial, religious, cultural, academic and political topics to be discussed. It also allows us to highlight the human rights and humanitarian work that we are carrying out in various parts of the world via our research, campaigns, and advocacy departments.
To find out about future events or if you would like to hold an event with IHRC, please email events@ihrc.org.
Detention Without Trial
Lives in Limbo in Britain
PUBLIC MEETING: Terror Raid! Who is next?
On Wednesday 28th March 2007 at about 4.00 a.m. early morning some 40
members of the Metropolitan Police with at least a dozen armed officers
raided 5 homes in Tower Hamlet and 2 in Newham…
Shaker Aamer – Detainee 239, A South London Man In Guantanamo
A Cageprisoners conference to mark 2000 days of the existence of Guantanamo Bay and the ongoing imprisonment of Shaker and others
Are Women Liberated in the 21st Century
For as long as we can remember ‘Women’s Lib’, Feminism, ‘Girl Power’, and a whole range of other terminology has described a struggle women have pursued across the globe for many decades. A debate for the ‘Muslim woman’ and the ‘Western woman’.
India’s ‘War on Terror’ and Human Rights
A meeting in the House of Commons in support of the
Save Afzal Guru Campaign
A Cry For Help
An Event organised in Manchester by ‘HHUGS’, an organisation that supports the family of detainees.
Invitation to Seminar on Institutional Bias against Minorities and Islamophobia in Britain , 12 June London
IHRC extends an open invitation to its upcoming seminar entitled “Discriminating against the Discriminated: Institutional Bias against Minorities in the UK ” which will use the example of Islamophobia in Britain to highlight the issue.
