Professor Haim Bresheeth’s presentation at the GMD UK 2019 event overviews his contention that colonialism was not possible without genocide and racism. Details below the audio. Keywords: genocide, colonialism, Holocaust, racism Bresheeth, the son of two Nazi concentration camp victims, made a fascinating and unique
Co-author of IHRC’s latest book into Islamophobia focusing on the USA, Saeed A. Khan joins IHRC to discuss the situation for Muslims and the wider justice issues in the USA. Buy the book here, currently on offer. This video premieres on 11 October 2020, 7pm
This week’s video from IHRC Chair Massoud Shadjareh looks at the US presidential elections. Despite the supposed difference between the candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden, Massoud asks if there really is a choice to be had, when structural injustice underpins the system of the
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This week, IHRC Chair, Massoud Shadjareh discusses the problems of government friendly / created Muslim organisations and the undermining of genuine Muslim representation in Westernised settings.
This week’s video sees our chair Massoud Shadjareh discuss this topical issue. Watch the video below and find details of the Universal Justice Network’s work on sectarianism in Pakistan below, including the Pakistan Unity Declaration of 2013. Unity Declaration Read the text of the UJN
An Interview with Ramon Grosfoguel on his recently published 8th Theses on Imperialism and AntiImperialism by Radio Islam International in South Africa. Listen below. Read his ‘8 Theses on USA Imperialism and Anti-Imperialist Struggles in the 21st Century’ here.
IHRC congratulates singer, songwriter and activist Pravini on the launch of the educational toolkit to accompany her movie The Uprising. You can find the movie and toolkit on this page or go directly to Pravini’s site here. IHRC highly recommends this toolkit for educators looking
It’s been 38 years since the Sabra and Shatila Massacre, this week Massoud talks about the atrocity and what it tells us about the plight of Palestinians today.
