[June 2019] Professor Roberto D. Hernandez discusses the role of the concept of ‘newness’ and ‘modernity’ in eradicating cultures and peoples. Listen to the Genocide Memorial Day 2019 podcast below. In this discussion on historiography and the 1968 revolution, Professor Hernandez looks to the need
[June 2019] Professor Santiago Slabodsky joins Arzu Merali to discuss this phrase often used in activism. Slabodsky argues that shared histories of co-racialisation mean that the ways of seeing both Muslims and Jews in the modern Western psyche should worry us all. Keywords: Muslims, Jews,
IHRC Chair Massoud Shadjareh discusses the recent attack on Saudi, and callous disregard for four years of atrocities against the Yemeni people.
Nigerian Police appear to be firing on Ashura procession. For latest campaign action to stop the violence visit: NIGERIA: Demand your Minister of Foreign Affairs intervene to stop killings
IHRC’s Arzu Merali joins Press TV to give an update on the situation of the Islamic Movement and Sheikh Zakzaky.
Watch Ayesha Yusefu discuss the deeply embedded injustices of the Buhari administration and the issues facing Nigerian society. Keywords: Buhari, Nigeria, Zakzaky, Islamic Movement, protest, disappearances, arrests, police brutality, army violence
French President Emmanuel Macron pulled something of an end run around Donald Trump over the weekend when he invited Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif to visit Biarritz, the location of the G-7 Summit, while the G-7 was still meeting. Macron and others have been pushing
Imam al-Asi discusses the source of sectarian narratives and the wide ranging implications this creates for today. This is the Khutbah of Imam al-Asi held on 6 September 2013 in Washington, D.C. Keywords: sectarianism, asabiyah
