IHRC has written to the head of the Metropolitan Police in London, Sir Mark Rowley, to protest about the force’s failure to adequately police voting by Iranian nationals at the country’s embassy in London. At least two people were physically attacked by an anti-Iranian government
IHRC has arranged a side panel meeting at the United Nations with the international body’s Special Rapporteur on freedom of assembly to present our findings on the growing levels of repression being faced by pro-Palestine activists and citizens in Europe. Since the escalation of hostilities
A new report[1] has been submitted to the Charity Commission by IHRC, highlighting the activities of two domestic charities that appear to be channelling money to the Israeli armed forces, in open contravention of charity regulations. According to the Charity Commission, raising money for the
IHRC has sent a letter of appreciation and support to the student encampments that have sprung up at campuses across the UK. The letter commends students for taking a principled stand against the ongoing genocide in Gaza and demanding that universities sever all ties with
IHRC condemns today’s decision by a High Court that a school in north west London was acting lawfully by preventing Muslim pupils from performing prayer on the premises. The case against Michaela School in Wembley had been brought by a parent whose daughter was told
Organisers have criticised the Metropolitan Police’s handling of yesterday’s al-Quds Day demonstration in which two ultra-orthodox Jewish rabbis were arrested for inciting anti-Semitism. The bizarre incident occurred at the end of the march in London yesterday which attracted around 15,000 participants. Police swooped on them
At least one person is reported dead and many more are injured after police opened fire on the annual Al-Quds Day march in Kaduna, northern Nigeria. Haidar Ishaq was hit when security forces shot at demonstrators who were marching peacefully. Videos from the event show
Indications that the annual Quds Day marches and rallies across the country may face violent attacks by security and police forces IHRC is deeply concerned by indications that Nigerian security and law enforcement services are gearing up to attack the annual Quds Day march and
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