Kashmir and Self-Determination: International Law as a Way Forward

July 17, 2007

An introduction to the situation in Kashmir, through a discussion of self-determination.

PUBLIC MEETING: Terror Raid! Who is next?

June 30, 2007

On Wednesday 28th March 2007 at about 4.00 a.m. early morning some 40
members of the Metropolitan Police with at least a dozen armed officers
raided 5 homes in Tower Hamlet and 2 in Newham…

Gateways to Hell: Military Checkpoints in the Occupied West Bank

June 28, 2007

Yehudit Kirstein-Keshet explains the horror of checkpoints as a tool toward s Israel’s realisation of maximum territory with a minimum of Palestinians; yet another element in the ongoing system of population transfer that began with the Naqba-Disaster of 1948 and that continues, by various means, up to the present time. (June 2007)

India’s ‘War on Terror’ and Human Rights

June 27, 2007

A meeting in the House of Commons in support of the
Save Afzal Guru Campaign

What’s New at www.ihrc.org.uk?

June 22, 2007

In this ‘What’s New’ the latest issue of the Palestine Internationalist, an important development in the case of Babar Ahmed, IHRC’s critical response to Salman Rushdie’s Knighthood, as well as an event commemorating the 2000th day of detention at Gitmo

Forwarded Alert: From Palestine Internationalist

June 21, 2007

The latest issue on-line now at www.palint.org

Discriminating Against the Discriminated: Institutional Bias against Minorities in the UK

June 12, 2007

These are the Summary findings of the IHRC seminar from June 2007.

Review of Palestine Peace Not Apartheid by Jimmy Carter, New York: Simon and Shuster, 2006, pp. 265+xvii.

June 6, 2007

Former US president Jimmy Carter’s historical narrative of the various efforts he has been involved in to bring peace to Palestine is a fascinating insight into the politics behind the would-be peacemakers. Carter shows great courage in describing how pro-Israeli bias within the current American administration is the real obstacle to peace in the Middle East; a bias which gives the green light to a system of oppression and apartheid.