Seminar to Address Muslim Responses to September 11

October 19, 2001

IHRC is organising a seminar to address the current situation of the Muslim community and its responses to the events on and after September 11.

UK EVENT: ‘Human Rights, Justice & Muslims in the Wake of 11th September 2001’

October 17, 2001

The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) is organising a seminar on the human rights implications of the events of September 11 in the USA.

Concerns that New Anti-Terror Laws Violate Human Rights

October 15, 2001

The IHRC is deeply concerned about aspects of the new anti-terrorism measures outlined by the Home Secretary.

US Double Standards Against Terror

October 10, 2001

US selective in its condemnation of terrorist acts

International Terror in the Guise of Justice

October 8, 2001

The IHRC condemns the attacks on Afghanistan launched by the US and UK as laden with contradiction and double standards.

Dubious Ethics as West Prepares for War

September 22, 2001

The IHRC is concerned that important ethical issues surrounding the imminent attacks on Afghanistan and possibly wider.

Legislating Against Terror or Breaking Dissent? National Anti-Terrorism Laws 1998 – 2001

August 24, 2001

Faisal Bodi provides an overview and analysis of anti-terrorism laws either enacted or proposed in the UK, USA, Canada and South Africa, and assesses their impact on civil liberties. This report was prepared for the UN Fourth World Conference Against Racism, held in South Africa