The treatment of Muslims by several western countries has not only exposed the hypocrisy of societies that purportedly champion universal values but may even signal the decline of the political West. Its defining values such as liberal democracy, freedom of expression, adherence to the
IHRC will launch a new Spinwatch report tomorrow exposing the role of state entities in Europe in spreading Islamophobia. The report offers an analysis of the role and significance of the news media in disseminating anti-Muslim sentiment, detailing the political networks of which these organisations
IHRC will launch a new Spinwatch report tomorrow exposing the role of state entities in Europe in spreading Islamophobia. The report offers an analysis of the role and significance of the news media in disseminating anti-Muslim sentiment, detailing the political networks of which these
When: Thursday 22 September at 3pm BST / 4pm Geneva, Palermo Where: Online. Twitter @ihrc, IHRCTv on YouTube, IHRC on Facebook, or simply watch live www.ihrc.tv or on this page below. The event discussed Spinwatch’s new report, co-authored by David Miller, Tom Mills, Tom Griffin
An article that misrepresents IHRC was published on 21 August 2022 by the Mail on Sunday based in the UK. We attach for download and screenshot below, the correspondence between the IHRC Press Office and Max Aitchison who wrote the piece. As the correspondence outlines
Background An extreme Islamophobic Bollywood movie called the “Kashmir Files” has been released in the UK, showing in major cinemas such as Cineworld and Empire Cinemas. It has been praised by MPs Bob Blackman of the Conservative Party and Jim Shannon of the DUP. The
See below links for further information: Event Report: Islamophobia Conference 2021: Working with the Western(ised) Establishment: Yes, No, Maybe? – IHRC Environment of Hate: The New Normal for Muslims in the UK – IHRC Countering Islamophobia through the development of counter-narratives – IHRC Tackling Islamophobia
Read a summary of the Islamophobia Conference 2021 participants’ presentations and discussions.
These extracts from the IHRC project on mapping and analysing Islamophobia project (DHMIR) come from its 2013 and 2015 reports on the USA and UK respectively. They include recommendations from the 1966 Kerner Report from the USA. They were first reproduced here on 9 February 2022 in relation
On 11 and 12 December 2021, IHRC’s annual Islamophobia conference will address the questions posed by Muslim participation in civic and political life in the so-called ‘West,’ including countries like the UK, the US, the European Union, Australia and Canada**. WHEN: Saturday 11 and Sunday 12
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