IHRC’s documentary, ‘Forgotten Genocide’ details how the entire war in Bosnia, waged against its Muslim population, can and should be considered a genocide. Whilst the international community’s echelons have reluctantly accepted that the killing of 8000 men and boys in Srebrenica was genocide, this documentary
On Friday 28 April 2023, IHRC hosted an author evening at SOAS with Imam Dawud Walid on the issue of Islamic Chivalry and Toxic Masculinity based on his book Futuwwah: Raising Males into Sacred Manhood (purchase here from the IHRC Bookshop). Imam Dawud Walid was joined
Join us for an exciting author evening with Imam Dawud Walid and guest speaker, Shaykh Thaqib Mahmood, to discuss Futuwwah and Raising Males into Sacred Manhood. This event will be chaired by Muhammad Jalal. Order your copy of Futuwwah from the IHRC Bookshop. BOOK YOUR TICKETS
Did you miss it? You can now watch our Genocide Memorial Day 2023 event here. Alternatively, you can use other platforms to watch the excellent presentations of our speakers on our YouTube and Facebook channels. Please also visit the GMD page to find other resources, such as lesson plans and our
This year’s Genocide Memorial Day will home in on the rise of fascism and the scapegoating of minorities. In line with the aim of the annual event which aims to raise awareness of genocide in order for new generations to understand the causes and recognise
This year’s Genocide Memorial Day will home in on the rise of fascism and the scapegoating of minorities. In line with the aim of the annual event which aims to raise awareness of genocide in order for new generations to understand the causes and recognise
WHEN: Sunday, 15 January 2023, 1 pm, UK time WHERE: Online, ihrc.tv SPEAKERS: Ramon Grosfoguel, Ghada Karmi and Richard Falk The march of fascism, disguised as nationalism, continues apace through much of the world, bringing with it the spectre of new genocides. Just as in the 1920’s and
The rise of fascism will be the theme of this year’s Genocide Memorial Day, scheduled to take place in January. The march of fascism, disguised as nationalism, continues apace through much of the world, bringing with it the spectre of new genocides. Just as in
The rise of fascism will be the theme of this year’s Genocide Memorial Day, scheduled to take place in January. The march of fascism, disguised as nationalism, continues apace through much of the world, bringing with it the spectre of new genocides. Just as in
Yahya Birt argues that dangerous undercurrents of white nativism have found their way into Islamic thinking. Recognising and disaggregating these ideas from our work is vital to maintaining the divinely commanded duty to challenge inequality and establish justice. Euro-America is going through a wave of
