Professor John Holmwood joined us to discuss his book on the huge injustices of the ‘Trojan Horse’ affair and its aftermath on 19 April 2018.
Professor Ameli gave us his time to explain more about this groundbreaking work, published by IHRC. Professor Saied R. Ameli developed the Bibliographical Discourse Anlaysis project to map the representation of Islam and Muslims in academic discourse. The four volumes published can be bought as
Organised by Scotland Against Criminalising Communities and IHRC. When: Thursday, 28 March 2019 from 19:30-21:30 Where: Renfield St Stephens Centre, 260 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4JP Speakers include: Arzu Merali (CIK Project, Islamic Human Rights Commission), Omar Afzal (Muslim Council of Scotland), and Professor Ian
Professor Stephen Small joined us to discuss his book, Black Europe.
IHRC convened a side panel meeting highlighting the case of Sheikh Ibrahim el-Zakzaky at the 39th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva
Monday, 16 July from 6.30pm
Amrit Wilson joined us at the IHRC Bookshop to discuss the new and expanded edition of her book Finding a Voice: Asian Women in Britain on 21 February 2019. The book is available to purchase online and in-store. Watch the event below, and read more about the book underneath.
The authors of ‘Unsettling Eurocentrism in the Western University’ joined Nargess Moballeghi in conversation at the IHRC Bookshop on 11 December 2018. Watch the video of the event below and read more about the book and authors. Buy the book here. About the book:The westernized
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