Prepared and submitted to the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief on 30 November 2020 by the Islamic Human Rights Commission (UK) Prepared in response to a consultation, this report overviews a working definition of Islamophobia, its various manifestations and ways to tackle
Algorithm* is delighted to announce the forthcoming book by Imam Dawud Walid, ‘Blackness in Islam’ due for publication on 1st February 2021. Bookmark this page for links to pre-order from the IHRC Bookshop, reviews and further information. About Dawud Walid Imam Dawud Walid is currently
A new volume in the DHMIR series. Publications date: April 2021. Digital download. This work looks at the experiences of hate and discrimination Muslims face in Austria. Through the use of surveys, the work explores how anti-Muslim hate is a day-to-day part of an Austrian
IHRC’s follow up research on the experiences of Muslims in the USA was published in June 2020. To order visit the IHRC Bookshop & Gallery page here. For trade orders please email shop[AT]ihrc.org. This book is currently on offer. Get the paperback and PDF for
IHRC’s latest report overviews first hand testimonies of Uighur refugees. In envisioning a way forward this report calls on China to adopt a policy of equality and integration based on acknowledging cultural and religious diversity. Download the report here. China has chosen to treat its
IHRC’s latest communication with the International Criminal Court regarding the Zaria Massacres of 2015, entitled ‘UPDATE OF THE 2016 IHRC ‘COMMUNICATION TO THE ICC PROSECUTOR’ PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 15 OF THE ROME STATUE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT TO OPEN A PRELIMINARY INQUIRY INTO THE
IHRC Press is proud to present its first children’s book. Order the book here. For trade orders please contact shop[AT]ihrc.org or call (+44) 20 8904 4222. View page samples below. Download the AIN here. Kosser Abdul Aziz’s debut is a collection of six lively short
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