Al Quds Committee issue the following guidance for Al Quds Day 2022: The march will start outside the Home Office. If you are using public transport: Please arrive using Westminster station (Jubilee line, Circle line, District line). Walk through Parliament Square onto Abingdon Street.
Al Quds march is back after a two-year hiatus due to covid. While it will be fantastic to see you all on Sunday 24 April, We are less enthusiastic about seeing the Zionists and far-right coalition that turn up every year. In previous years we
IHRC is issuing this guidance to protestors attending this year’s anti-apartheid Al-Quds Day demonstration in London this month after pro-Israeli Jewish groups started their campaign of inciting hatred by describing the event as a “virus”. In the article published last week The Jewish News called
IHRC held a Know Your Rights webinar on 24 January 2021, hosted by Raza Kazim, with guest speakers Mudassar Arani, a solicitor, and Massoud Shadjareh, Chair of IHRC. People joined the live event from all over the world, with over 1,100 views on YouTube and
Watch the webinar with Massoud Shadjareh and Mudassar Arani.
IHRC has been empowering the community to know their rights since 1997. We have done this by distributing rights information leaflets and other literature, doing casework and delivering workshops up and down the country. Find the latest leaflets regarding your rights in the UK on
You can download a summary of the main points in leaflet form as a PDF here, or at the end of the page. Arani Solicitors Ltd. and IHRC have prepared this brief guide for people affected by anti-terrorist laws and policies. It deals with your rights
Join IHRC for an online webinar on Sunday, 24 January.
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