PRESS RELEASE: UK – IHRC expresses concern over time limit on innocent people’s DNA data
IHRC is deeply concerned at police plans to keep the DNA data of people cleared of offences and those never charged.
IHRC is deeply concerned at police plans to keep the DNA data of people cleared of offences and those never charged.
IHRC is deeply concerned at police plans to keep the DNA data of people cleared of offences and those never charged.
Islamic Human Rights Commission calls upon the authorities to make increased efforts to eliminate Islamophobic elements from British society.
Islamic Human Rights Commission calls upon the authorities to make increased efforts to eliminate Islamophobic elements from British society.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission welcomes today’s not guilty verdict of the three accused of conspiring with the bombers carrying out the London 7/7 atrocities.
The Islamic Human Rights Commission welcomes today’s not guilty verdict of the three accused of conspiring with the bombers carrying out the London 7/7 atrocities.
A decade after the Stephen Lawrence inquiry, the assault on Babar Ahmad raises questions about racism within the police.
The Metropolitan police’s agreement to award damages of £60,000 is an admission of its shocking abuse.
IHRC supports Babar Ahmad’s decision to sue the Metropolitan Police for the brutal assault he sustained during his arrest in December 2003.
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