PRESS RELEASE: UK – IHRC welcomes the decision to convict Alex Wiens to life imprisonment
11 November, 2009
“We hope that the case of Marwa will alert Europe to the growing threat of Islamophobia.” Massoud Shadjareh
Press Releases
PRESS RELEASE: USA – IHRC applauds the decision by the Italian judge to convict 23 former CIA agents
5 November, 2009
Islamic Human Rights Commission applauds the decision by the Italian judge to convict 23 former CIA agent.
PRESS RELEASE: MOROCCO – 12 Moroccan students released after their 20 year prison term
5 November, 2009
The 12 Moroccan students are welcomed by supporters upon their release after serving a 20 year prison sentence.
BASIN ACIKLAMASI: Turkiye- IHRC Turkiyedeki basortusu yasagi hakkinda Kadınlara Karşı Her Türlü Ayrımcılığın Önlenmesi Komitesine (CEDAW) sundugu raporu yayinliyor.
28 October, 2009
Islami Insan Haklari Komisyonu (IHRC) hazirladigi son raporunda. Turkiyede suregelen basortusu yasagindan dolayi kadinlarin yasadiklari maduriyeti, Kadınlara Karşı Her Türlü Ayrımcılığın Önlenmesi Konvensiyonu (CEDAW) isiginda ele aliyor.
PRESS RELEASE: Turkey – IHRC publishes its submission to CEDAW on women and the headscarf ban.
26 October, 2009
In its latest report the Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) examines the plight of Turkish women due to the ongoing headscarf ban, with reference to the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW).
PRESS RELEASE: New Briefing – IHRC response to the Prevent Violent Extremism strategy
19 October, 2009
The briefing argues that if the inherent flaws of the Preventing Violent Extremism strategy are not considered then the project will fail.
PRESS RELEASE: Bahrain – IHRC welcomes the release of 19 protestors, set to be sentenced today for murder; court decision breaks ‘pardon’ precedent
13 October, 2009
Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) welcomes a Bahraini court’s decision to release 19 proetstors today.
PRESS RELEASE: IHRC’S latest briefing provides an overview of the updated version of the ‘Counter-Terrorism Strategy of the United Kingdom’, also known as ‘CONTEST’, as published on the 24th of March 2009
7 October, 2009
The briefing discusses in some detail the omitted elements of the updated strategy where Muslims are considered extremist.
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