On Sunday, 13 December, we return for the 13th Conference entitled Artificial Intelligence and Islamophobia, bringing together leading voices to confront the manifest challenges and implications of AI on Muslims’ lived experiences, with political and policy consequences. BOOK YOUR TICKETS WHEN: Sunday, 13 December 2026,
IHRC returns for the 13th Conference entitled Artificial Intelligence and Islamophobia, bringing together leading voices to confront the manifest challenges and implications of AI on Muslims’ lived experiences, with political and policy consequences. WHEN: Sunday, 13 December 2026, 10.30am to 4.30pm WHERE: P21 Gallery (21
Setting out the concept for this year’s IHRC, SAC & DIN Islamophobia Conference in the UK, Saeed Khan sets out the challenges, the possibilities and very real dangers faced by humanity caused by the development artificial intelligence. Is this new technological age able to develop
In honour of our late sister, Maz Saleem, we are compiling some of her speeches and articles. This page is dedicated to the acceptance speech she gave at the 2017 IHRC Islamophobia Awards. Watch it below or read the transcript underneath.
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
