Don’t Forget Muslim Victims in ‘Islam Week’

November 6, 2001

British Awareness Programme Is Not Enough To Change Anti-Muslim Hostility In The United Kingdom

Islamophobia and Gender Discrimination: The Case of the Media

September 27, 2001

Two South African journalists, Nurah Tape and Iman Rappetti, moot the problems of Islamophobic stereotyping and gender discrimination for Muslim women in the media, and suggest ways forward. Prepared for IHRC to present at the NGO Forum at the Fourth World Conference Against Racism in

Campaign Against Hate Tide Launched

September 20, 2001

IHRC has issued information and campaigning packages aimed at tackling the tide of anti-Muslim Islamophobia following recent events in the USA.

The BBC and Islamophobia: Reporters, Perpetrators or Apologists?

August 19, 2001

IHRC is concerned tonight’s BBC UK Islam contribution ‘Islamophobia’ will not truly highlight the level and extent of the problem as faced by British Muslims.

Muslims Victims of Oldham Tensions

July 2, 2001

IHRC report launched today, cites the rise in Islamophobia as a main cause of the disturbances in Oldham and Burnley in the last two months.

BBC’s anti-Muslim witch-hunt

June 1, 2001

Muslim reporters contributing to BBC news pieces are being asked to
declare their affiliations under, what appears to be a new policy of
discrimination engineered by pro- Israeli MPs.