Ages: 16+ Background:Â This stand alone lesson analyses the operation of xenophobia and connects it to current and recent eras. Learning objectives: Critically analyse how the book explores fear of the other, xenophobia make links between the story and real-world issues (migration, racism, Islamophobia, exclusion)
This was our window in the IHRC Bookshop & Gallery today*. Because no-one is illegal. Afterwards we also added, When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit and Environment of Hate: the New Normal for Muslims in the UK.  You can read more on how anti-migrant hatred is
Trying to get your head around the multiple crises in the UK at the moment? We are knocking 40% off the following titles which look at some of the issues in and of conflict at the moment. Try Ash Sarkar’s Minority Rule: Adventures in the
Today is World Humanitarian Day, an annual event that pays tribute to the selfless efforts of humanitarian workers who risk their lives to help people in need, often in dangerous and challenging environments. The day also serves to highlight the critical issues faced by those
The UK’s latest Casey review, this time into group-based sexual exploitation and abuse has missed an opportunity to tackle a longstanding, appalling culture of crime. Instead it has simply scapegoated Pakistani Muslim men and amplified Islamophobic rhetoric, argues Saqib Deshmukh. I remember a few years
Looking at end of times narrations in Islam, João Silva Jordão argues that the Dajjal will need Artificial Intelligence to perform his false miracles. Rather than looking at a scenario where AI goes rogue, perhaps we should be looking at how AI could assist a
Temporal, Emancipatory or Terminal? AI, New Technologies and the Future Volume 7 – Issue 2 – August 2025 / Safar 1447 Download PDF Version Buy Print Edition Download Farsi Version Buy Print Edition Essays Editorial For many of us the idea of artificial intelligence conjures
IHRC Head of Advocacy Abed Choudhury looks at how political language has been rendered meaningless by a cynical political class in the UK, and how this augurs ill for what was once considered a democracy. There’s been a lot of reflection on the 20
Dear IHRC I am writing a story about your links to Palestine Action, which you have publicly supported over their direct action protests. As you are aware, the Government proposes to proscribe them with the order to be laid in Parliament next Monday. I have
The possible proscription of Palestine Action shows now more than ever, to join the dots between the history repressive policy and law in the UK and support for genocide overseas, argues Massoud Shadjareh. The planned proscription of Palestine Action by the UK government, if enacted,
