The Annual Islamophobia Awards 2003
18 July, 2003
Find out more about the very first Islamophobia Awards – it all started here!
Search Results for: islamophobia – Page 36
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!
PRESS RELEASE: Media Islamophobia in the Wake of Recent Tel-Aviv Bombing
1 May, 2003
IHRC is concerned at recent media hype and resultant Islamophobia that surrounds the possible involvement of two British Muslims in Wednesday’s Tel Aviv bombing.
PRESS RELEASE: Media Islamophobia in the Wake of Recent Tel-Aviv Bombing
1 May, 2003
IHRC is concerned at recent media hype and resultant Islamophobia that surrounds the possible involvement of two British Muslims in Wednesday’s Tel Aviv bombing.
ALERT: UK – Desecration of Muslim body and the call to recognise Islamophobia
22 April, 2003
IHRC calls upon the Government to recognise the incident in question, as with others in a similar vein, as a specifically Islamophobically-motivated hate crime.
Islamophobia – The New Crusade
17 May, 2002
Arzu Merali & Massoud Shadjareh overview the rise in the phenomenon from international politics to schools and universities. It questions liberal society’s ability to get beyond its prejudices. Based on a presentation at the ‘Islamophobia Workshop’ at the ‘Justice or Just Us Conference’, 11th May
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