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.

Oldham Riots Symptomatic of Islamophobia

May 30, 2001

Britain’s worst riots for years have revealed the extent of discontent among ethnic minorities in the region.

New Report on Religious Discrimination: Islamophobia Needs More Action, Not More Words

February 18, 2001

In the wake of persistent pressure, the Home Office has contracted the University of Derby to undertake research on religious discrimination.

Terrorism Act Comes Into Force: Muslim Community Likely to be Victimised

February 18, 2001

The notorious UK Terrorism Act 2000 will come into force this Monday, despite objections from numerous human rights organizations who have protested it.

Islamophobia in Papua New Guinea

November 20, 2000

This paper is an analysis of the briefing document representing “the combined voice of the leaders and Pastors of major Christian denominations in PNG”, produced by them at the request of Papua New Guinea’s Minister for Youth, Religion a