IHRC is among a list of prominent individuals and organisations from 30 countries to put their name to a blistering open letter condemning the US/Israeli war on Iran. The missive delivers a swingeing critique of US foreign policy and historical conduct, accusing Washington of pursuing
IHRC is among a list of prominent individuals and organisations from 30 countries to put their name to a blistering open letter condemning the US/Israeli war on Iran. The missive delivers a swingeing critique of US foreign policy and historical conduct, accusing Washington of pursuing
To the peoples of the world, to thinkers, to scholars, and to those who believe in justice: A specter now haunts the conscience of humanity – the return of predatory power – and it shall no longer go unchallenged. For 249 years – spanning the entirety
On Sunday 18th January 2026, the Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) hosted its seventeenth annual Genocide Memorial Day (GMD) at the P21 Gallery in London. This year’s theme was “Genocide: How did we get here”, which focused on the ongoing genocide in Gaza. The genocide
To: His Excellency Mr António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations CC: Relevant UN institutions Re: The UN mandate must be enforced against the most rapacious power today, the USA Dear Sir, We the undersigned, write to demand the United Nations
The Islamic Human Rights Commissions’ annual Genocide Memorial Day will take place on Sunday, 18 January 2026. This year’s theme is ‘Genocide 2026: How did we get here?’ focusing on the genocide in Gaza. The Gaza genocide is an object lesson in the failure of
The Islamic Human Rights Commissions’ annual Genocide Memorial Day will take place on Sunday, 18 January 2026. This year’s theme is ‘Genocide 2026: How did we get here?’ focusing on the genocide in Gaza. The Gaza genocide is an object lesson in the failure of
The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) is pleased to announce its seventeenth Annual Genocide Memorial Day, which will take place on Sunday, 18 January 2026. This year’s theme is Genocide: How did we get here?, focusing on the ongoing genocide in Gaza. About the GMD
IHRC held the 12th annual Islamophobia Conference on Saturday 6th December. Entitled From Freedom to Comfort: How the State Redefined Conscience as Extremism’, the conference explored how consciousness has become criminalised and delegitimised. Professor Saeed Khan’s paper ‘When Conscience Becomes Crime: The Vacuous Charge of
The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) is gearing up for the annual Genocide Memorial Day, which will take place on Sunday, 18 January 2026. This year’s theme is ‘Genocide 2026: How did we get here?’ focusing on the genocide in Gaza. The Gaza genocide is an
