Reports
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Internment, Military Tribunals and Persecution in the West 17 February 2002 Sultana Tafadar outlines the implications for civil and political rights of new anti-terrorist legislation and measures in the UK and USA. Paper presented at IHRC\'s international Prisoners of Faith Conference. [more...]

9/11: The targeting of Muslim women 30 October 2001 Fareena Alam, news editor and Muslim activist outlines the nature of anti-Muslim women attacks and ways forward for the Muslim community to break out of the cycle of demonisation and backlash. [more...]

9/11: The western media’s contribution to the war effort 30 October 2001 Faisal Bodi, freelance journalist who contributes to The Guardian and editor of ummahnews.com, looks at the role of the media in the run up to the war on Afghanistan. [more...]

9/11: International and Islamic Concepts of Justice 30 October 2001 M.S. Bahmanpour addresses the concept of justice in the light of current affairs. [more...]

9/11: Coping with the Anti-Muslim Backlash in the UK 30 October 2001 Omar Williams looks at the experiences of Muslims in the month following 9/11, and overviews the communities' reactions. This presentation also identifies good practice on the part of service providers, local authorities etc. [more...]

UK Today: The Anti-Muslim Backlash in the Wake of September 11, 2001 19 October 2001 An overview of the number and nature of anti-Muslim incidents since September 11, 2001. [more...]

Islamophobia and Gender Discrimination: The Case of the Media 27 September 2001 Two South African journalists moot the problems of Islamophobic stereotyping for Muslim women, and suggest ways forward. [more...]

The Race Against Racism 25 August 2001 Imam Achmad Cassiem's paper on the Islamic position against racism, prepared for the United Nations World Conference Against Racism, Durban, South Africa, August 2001. [more...]

Judaism - An Alternative to Zionism 24 August 2001 [more...]

Politics or Justice? Differentiating Between the Nuremberg Trials and ICTY 24 August 2001 Demir Mahmutcehajic looks at the standards set by the Nuremberg Trials and asks how far they have been implemented at the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. [more...]

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