
PRESS RELEASE – UK: Genocide Memorial Day to discuss failure of international community to protect the Rohingya
Genocide Memorial Day 2018 is set to take place on 21 January

Genocide Memorial Day 2018 is set to take place on 21 January

IHRC believes it is vital that crimes of this scale are recognised for what they are – state organised industrial-scale mass murder.

IHRC believes it is vital that crimes of this scale are recognised for what they are – state organised industrial-scale mass murder.

A nation is indebted to his heroism

Karadzic presided over what remains the biggest organised slaughter of Muslims in modern Europe

Karadzic presided over what remains the biggest organised slaughter of Muslims in modern Europe

The Forgotten Genocide has been screened nation wide from Southampton to Edinburgh to various other cities.Â
If you are interested in organising a screening for the Forgotten Genocide please do not hesitate to contact research@ihrc.org and we would be glad to assist.Â
We would be happy to assist in international screenings also.Â

This page provides links to videos and reports from Genocide Memorial Day events over the years. The numerous videos cover many nations and topics and come in various formats. Genocide Memorial Day 2026– Videos featuring Prof Haim Bresheeth, Prof Ilan Pappe, Dr Ramzy Baroud and

“Every day of this war has seen the most unspeakable atrocities committed against ordinary civilians.” Arzu Merali speaks of heartaching strory of the Srebrenica massacre.
28th July 2003 sees the 14th anniversary of the kidnap of Sheikh Abdulkareem Obaid by the Israeli Defence Force. IHRC is asking campaigners to renew their call for his release.




