IHRC’s documentary, ‘Forgotten Genocide’ details how the entire war in Bosnia, waged against its Muslim population, can and should be considered a genocide. Whilst the international community’s echelons have reluctantly accepted that the killing of 8000 men and boys in Srebrenica was genocide, this documentary
IHRC has launched a campaign to help protect mosques from being bullied by the charities’ regulator in England and Wales into adopting policies that limit their ability to speak and preach aspects of Islam to their congregations. The move follows a rise in the number
Friends of the Islamic Centre wrote an open letter to the Head of the Charity Commission to protest the recent decision to impose an interim manager to run the Islamic Centre of England. Read the first letter to the Charity Commission Read the response from
Watch the report by Press TV on the Outrage in the wake of the UK’s charity regulator’s shutting down of the Iran-affiliated Islamic Center of England. Watch here
Citizens International has written an open letter to the Head of the Charity Commission to protest the recent decision to impose an interim manager to run the Islamic Centre of England. See the letter
5 Pillars writes: The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into a Birmingham mosque over concerns about its administration and management. Read the report here
In a report by Third Sector: Dozens of civil society figures have protested against the Charity Commission’s decision to impose interim managers at the Islamic Centre of England. The regulator appointed managers to take over the charity last month as part of an ongoing statutory
In a recent report by Middle East Monitor: Some 35 civil society organisations and individuals have protested to the Charity Commission after it imposed a non-Muslim interim manager to oversee the affairs of Islamic Centre of England in Maida Vale, London. Read the whole report
