For Liberty? The Impact of the French Ban on the Islamic Headscarf and Other Religious Symbols in Schools
February 12, 2009
The Impact of the French Ban on the Islamic Headscarf and other Religious Symbols in Schools.
Reports and Books
Muslim Profiling: Questions Regarding Police Strategy and Policy With Regard to the ProIsrael Rally and Counter-demonstrations on 6th May 2002
January 22, 2009
Questions Regarding Police Strategy and Policy With Regard to the Pro-Israel Rally and Counter-demonstration on 6th May 2002
Muslim Profiling
January 22, 2009
Questions Regarding Police Strategy and Policy With Regard to the Pro-Israel Rally and Counter-demonstration on 6th May 2002
Islamic Human Rights Commission Annual Report 2007
October 24, 2008
Chairman: “IHRC has continued to receive widespread recognition for its work this year and to end on a positive note, I am pleased to announce that in July 2007 Islamic Human Rights Commission received Special Consultative status with the United Nations.”
Saudi Arabia: Submission to the UN Universal Periodic Review
September 8, 2008
IHRC raises its concerns on the right to fair trial in terms of incommunicado detention, torture, women’s health right, and about the work of international agencies and co-operation of Saudi Arabia with the UN human rights.
BELGIUM: Concerns Regarding the Violation of CEDAW by the Banning of the Islamic Headscarf and other forms of discrimination against Muslim women
September 1, 2008
IHRC’s submission to CEDAW in 2008.
Against Zionism: Jewish Perspectives
August 13, 2008
A compilation of the papers presented at the IHRC / NEDA conference of 2006.
FRANCE: Concerns Regarding the Violation of CEDAW by the Banning of the Islamic Headscarf and other religious symbols in schools
February 1, 2008
IHRC’s report submited to the 40th session of CEDAW in Geneva, January 2008.
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