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
Join us for this year’s SACC/IHRC Scottish Islamophobia Conference on Sunday 14 December 2025 which asks how we can resist racism and colonialism while threatened in much of the “western” world by increasingly authoritarian governments and by the growing influence of far-right forces outside government.
Join us for this year’s SACC/IHRC Scottish Islamophobia Conference on Sunday 14 December 2025 which asks how we can resist racism and colonialism while threatened in much of the “western” world by increasingly authoritarian governments and by the growing influence of far-right forces outside government.
Join IHRC for the 12th annual Islamophobia conference this December, titled ‘From Freedom to Comfort: How the State Redefined Conscience as Extremism’. At the core of what it is and what it means to be human is our possession of a conscience. It allows one
Join IHRC for the 12th annual Islamophobia conference this December, titled ‘From Freedom to Comfort: How the State Redefined Conscience as Extremism’. At the core of what it is and what it means to be human is our possession of a conscience. It allows one
Join us for the 12th annual Islamophobia conference this December, online and in-person, titled ‘From Freedom to Comfort: How the State Redefined Conscience as Extremism’. Speakers include Clive Stafford Smith, Ilan Pappé, Ramon Grosfoguel, Saeed Khan, Myriam Francois, David Miller, Richard Haley, Zareen Taj, and
This page is periodically reviewed and updated to ensure all information is current and accurate. Since 2014, IHRC has organised the annual Islamophobia Conference in the UK to discuss key issues with regard to structural and institutionalised Islamophobia. Each conference has been co-organised with Scotland
The murder of Mohammed Saleem twelve years ago today is a potent reminder of the spread of Islamophobia in the UK. Eighty-two year old Mr Saleem was savagely stabbed to death by a white supremacist as he made the regular journey home from his Green
