PRESS RELEASE – A Muslim course tutor has escaped disciplinary action after a politically motivated attack on his employment by pro-Israel groups was knocked back by his university. Raza Kazim, a course leader for maths PGCE at Middlesex University, has been told he will face
PRESS RELEASE – A ruling is expected on 28 July in the latest bid to throw out the case against the unlawfully imprisoned leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, Sheikh Ibrahim el-Zakzaky and his wife, Mallima Zeenah. Lawyers who appeared in court for the
1st July ‘No case’ hearing determines if Nigeria chooses – autocracy or people’s representation Lawyers, Academics, political and civil society figures worldwide continue to call for the Zakzakys release. Professor Emeritus of International Law at Princeton, and former UN Special Rapporteur Richard Falk said: “I call
As hearing to dismiss the case resumes on 1st July, campaigners and advocates reiterate their call for justice Speaking from the Zakzakys’ legal team Barrister Ishaq Adam Ishaq stated: “We are arguing that there is no case to answer, and are deeply concerned that it has
PRESS RELEASE – A pro-Palestine campaigner who won his fight against the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) to have him disciplined for anti-Zionist remarks he made during a 2017 rally in London is being subjected to renewed scrutiny. A High Court judgment[1] means that Mr. Ali
PRESS RELEASE – The terrorist attack on a Muslim family in Ontario, Canada over the weekend could only have happened in an environment of hate jointly created by media, politicians and academics. Police have confirmed that there is evidence that the attack which killed Salman
PRESS RELEASE – IHRC is urging schools across the country to shield pupils expressing their support for Palestine from intimidation and gaslighting by Zionists and their sympathisers. In a letter to 15,000 schools signed by an inclusive network of civil society groups (including Jewish organisations,
PRESS RELEASE – IHRC is holding a webinar event tomorrow to confront the growing problem of schools around the country punishing or reprimanding children for expressing their support for Palestinian rights. The problem has mushroomed as Israeli violence against Palestinians and dispossession of their properties
