Publications Sunday, 18 October 2026 Latest “,”nextArrow”:”“,”autoplay”:true,”autoplaySpeed”:5000}’ dir=”ltr” data-typing=”1″> Genocide Memorial Day 2027-The World After the Rules: Reimagining Global Justice Visit ‘Zine Mela 4’ – exhibition, panel, drop-ins and workshops Islamophobia Conference 2026: Artificial Intelligence and Islamophobia Artificial Intelligence and its Very Real Implications for
Read about the author evening with Saeid R. Ameli and Saeed A. Khan.
Read about the author evening with Dr Rob Faure Walker.
Tackling Islamophobia has never been more urgent – IHRC Report Launch: ‘Environment of Hate: The New Normal for Muslims in the UK’ – IHRC Press release: New Immigration Bill is Xenophobe’s Charter – IHRC CONCERNS OVER THE IMMIGRATION BILL 2013-14 – IHRC Press release: UK
With 11 January 2022 marking 20 years since the opening of Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp (Gitmo), We have a few announcements to share with you related to prisoners. Author Evening with Moazzam Begg Moazzam Begg was invited to speak at IHRC’s Author Evening about his book, Enemy Combatant. in 2011.
PRESS RELEASE – IHRC has replied forcefully to an attempt by the The Times newspaper to vilify a prominent supporter of Palestinian rights. On Thursday 13 January 2022, The Times contacted IHRC and other participants who shared a panel on Islamophobia with Professor David Miller,
On Thursday 13 January 2022, The Times contacted IHRC, and various Islamophobia Conference participants who shared a panel with Professor David Miller. The questions posed in anticipation of writing an article attacking some of Professor Miller’s comments are pasted below, with IHRC’s response and screenshots
Having learned of The Times of London’s intention to write an article attacking some of David Miller’s comments at last December’s Islamophobia Conference, the organisers have issued the following statement: Statement from IHRC, SACC and DIN “David Miller’s comments came towards the end of a
Latest event: Launch of report on RAN. Details here. Watch the event here. Much of IHRC’s work has a focus on EU states, including projects undertaken with the support of European bodies, as well as work undertaken independently. Our public events at EU bodies
IHRC at EU is working towards the following outcomes vis-à -vis Islamophobia and racism in the short to medium term. • To promote public awareness of the stigmatization of Muslim communities and the potential and actual impact on society • To achieve and consolidate a critical
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