IHRC welcomes the release of Cehl Meeah the Mauritian opposition politician detained on trumped up charges for almost three years.

All charges against Cehl Meeah relating to the ‘Gorah Isaac’ murders have been dropped based on the unreliability of the witness against him.

IHRC notes with deep concern the findings of journalist Mark Daly after his undercover investigation of racism in the British police force.

IHRC overviews the attempts by various states to ban Dalits from converting to non-Hindu faiths and the resultant violations of human rights.

IHRC overviews the People’s Action Party-state, historically suspicious of Singapore’s Muslims, with race policies promoting non-integration within society.

IHRC chairman today said that ‘shariah’ law as implemented in Nigeria “ignores corruption in high places but targets the powerless.”

Muslims across Britain are relieved one of Britain’s leading Muslim charities, Interpal, was found innocent of assisting Palestinian terrorists.

Torture of journalists who speak against the secular line in Turkey is alive and well said the Islamic Human Rights Commission today from London.