PRESS RELEASE: Islamophobia Awards 2004, London, UK, June 26, Saturday
21 May, 2004
The ‘Islamophobia Awards’ is IHRC’s annual comedy event aims to highlight prevailing prejudices and subvert them using humour.
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PRESS RELEASE: Islamophobia Awards 2004, London, UK, June 26, Saturday
21 May, 2004
The ‘Islamophobia Awards’ is IHRC’s annual comedy event aims to highlight prevailing prejudices and subvert them using humour.
Event Update: Nominate Now for The Second Annual Islamophobia Awards!
19 April, 2004
This year’s fundraising night of comedy, sumptuous food and entertainment will take place on 26th June 2004.
IHRC UK Event: The Second Annual Islamophobia Awards
18 March, 2004
Get your thinking caps on and start nominating your choices for the most prestigious awards a bigot can receive.
Winners of the ‘Annual Islamophobia Awards’
2 June, 2003
Read some of the press coverage of the event and read the list of winners.
Islamic Human Rights Commission presents ‘The Annual Islamophobia Awards’
31 May, 2003
This fundraising banquet takes a satirical look at the year’s events and presents spoof awards to the biggest Islamophobes.
PRESS RELEASE: IHRC announces winners of ‘The Annual Islamophobia Awards’ 31st May 2003
30 May, 2003
Following the end of public nominations, Islamic Human Rights Commission announces 2003’s winners of the following ‘The Annual Islamophobia Awards’ categories.
PRESS RELEASE: IHRC announces winners of ‘The Annual Islamophobia Awards’ 31st May 2003
30 May, 2003
Following the end of public nominations, Islamic Human Rights Commission announces 2003’s winners of the following ‘The Annual Islamophobia Awards’ categories.
IHRC UK Event: ‘The Annual Islamophobia Awards’
2 May, 2003
Islamic Human Rights Commission presents \’The Annual Islamophobia Awards\’, an unparalleled night of fun and entertainment!
Event Reports: Islamophobia Conference 2025
31 December, 2025
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
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