Palestine Event
Intertpal Charity dinner at Maedah Grill.
Events
IHRC hold a variety of events for a wide audience base, from children’s books-based arts and crafts sessions and author evenings, to conferences on Islamophobia, and protests and vigils.Â
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We provide opportunities for new and upcoming authors & artists to be launched and promoted via our events. Our events are unique in nature where we have created a space for decolonial, religious, cultural, academic and political topics to be discussed. It also allows us to highlight the human rights and humanitarian work that we are carrying out in various parts of the world via our research, campaigns, and advocacy departments. Â
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To find out about future events or if you would like to hold an event with IHRC, please email events@ihrc.org.Â
Jeff Halper in Conversation with Jacqueline Rose
Professor Jeff Halper, Israeli peace activist, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and Co-ordinator of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions (ICAHD)will be discussing his latest book, An Israeli in Palestine with renowned author,critic and Independent Jew
Seminar on Palestine:
Open Discussion and Gulf Cultural Club
Cordially invite you to a seminar on:
60 Years of Despair:Creation of Israel and Occupation of Palestine
National Demonstration for Palestine
FREE PALESTINE – END THE SIEGE ON GAZA – FOR THE RIGHT OF RETURN – END ISRAELI OCCUPATION
UK Event – Human Rights and Israel at 60: A look at the conflicting paths of two contemporaneous projects
Speakers include: Yehudit Keshet, Jennifer Loewenstein, Daud Abdullah, Michael Warschawski and Meir Marglait.
Edge Hill University, CREED Public Lecture Series 2008
Moazzam Begg: Is Torture Ever Justified?
The Free Tibet Society of London Metropolitan University, presents: ECHOES OF PRISON
A talk by six Tibetan nuns, who between them have spent 71 years in Drapchi Prison, as political prisoners and are in the UK to pay tribute to their fellow prisoners who died as a result of inhuman treatment inprisons.
A Counter-narrative: Islam and the first Europe
Professor David Lewis explains how a Europe which in the 8th century defined itself in opposition to Islam made virtues out of hereditary aristocracy, persecutory religious intolerance, cultural particularism, and perpetual war.
