Register for this workshop, led by Arzu Merali, to critically examine Islamophobia as a structural and systemic tool of imperialism and colonialism. WHEN: Saturday, 26 April, 2025, 2pm – 4pm BST WHERE: IHRC Bookshop (202 Preston Road, Wembley, HA9 8PA) Registration: complete this form to
On 25 February, The Times published an article in which it promoted the claim that Muslim groups, including IHRC, are using Islamophobia as a tool to silence critics of so-called “grooming gangs”. Below we reproduce its disingenuous request for comment and our response. From: Witherow,
IHRC was the first Muslim organisation to address human rights issues from an Islamic perspective, and for 28 years, we have been championing justice and Muslim causes all over the world! The events of the last year have served as a painful and jolting
Since 2014, IHRC has organised an annual conference in the UK to discuss key issues with regard to structural and institutionalised Islamophobia. Each conference has been co-organised with Scotland Against Criminalising Communities (SACC) and Decolonial International Network (DIN). Join us for the 11th annual conference
A stellar panel of speakers is lined up to present papers at the annual Islamophobia Conference this weekend. Among the luminaries are the acclaimed anti-Zionist historian, Prof. Ilan Pappé, former Bristol University academic Prof. David Miller, decolonial thinker Prof. Ramon Grosfoguel and Imam Dawud Walid
Saeed Khan presents the background paper for the 2024 IHRC and SACC Islamophobia conference. With civil and political spaces shrinking world-wide, Muslims as political agents find themselves pushed to the margins and disappeared from all forms of social engagement. The onslaught and genocide on
The success of the AfD in regional state elections in Germany has shown again that the far-right is no longer an outlier in European politics. Their progress is in large part due to the mainstreaming of racist narratives by various governments and opposition parties and
Camila Turner of The Daily Telegraph contacted IHRC for comment about its letter to the UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper about the recent riots, which included the well documented statement that some of the far-right fomenting the violence are supported by non-UK based pro-Israel /
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