Join us for the second day of the Islamophobia Conference 2023, at the P21 Gallery (Chalton St, London NW1 1JD). WHEN: Saturday, 9 December, 2023, 10:30 to 16:30 Download the schedule and speakers’ bios here. You will receive a confirmation email after booking. If you have any questions or
Join us for the first day of the Islamophobia Conference 2023, with Professor Saeed Khan and Professor Joseph Massad, for a discussion on Islam and liberalism. This event is fully booked. To join the waiting list, please email events@ihrc.org with your full name and number
Since its conception in 2012, every November has marked Islamophobia Awareness Month (IAM). IAM is a campaign dedicated to highlighting the prevalence of Islamophobic prejudice in British society. Yet, it also aims to challenge the stereotypes surrounding Muslims by showcasing the positive contributions that they
Islamophobia is structural and permeates every part of our society; from the bank to schools to video games. We live in a violent epistemic structure, that demonises Muslims and then asks Muslims “what do you think of violence” Watch this powerful clip from our Islamophobia
Did you catch the 2022 Islamophobia Conference? Over 20 experts from across the world. 6 sessions Over 2 days Discussing Muslims and Islamophobia across the world. Topics often not discussed Asking the difficult questions. Discussing the important topics. If you missed it, catch all the
The conference can we watched online www.ihrc.tv. If you want to send questions please watch and interact on www.youtube.com/ihrctv. The treatment of Muslims by several western countries has not only exposed the hypocrisy of societies that purportedly champion universal values but may even signal the
The conference will be broadcast online. To interact, watch www.youtube.com/ihrctv. If you want to arrange interviews with speakers in advance please email media[AT]ihrc.org. The treatment of Muslims by several western countries has not only exposed the hypocrisy of societies that purportedly champion universal values but
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The treatment of Muslims by several western countries has not only exposed the hypocrisy of societies that purportedly champion universal values but may even signal the decline of the political West. Its defining values such as liberal democracy, freedom of expression, adherence to the
IHRC will launch a new Spinwatch report tomorrow exposing the role of state entities in Europe in spreading Islamophobia. The report offers an analysis of the role and significance of the news media in disseminating anti-Muslim sentiment, detailing the political networks of which these organisations
