The following is IHRC’s response in full to a request by the Jewish Chronicle for information following the decision of the Charity Commission to issue an official warning to IHRC Trust for minor administrative breaches after a complaint by UK Lawyers for Israel: “This
IHRC is backing a new crowdfunding appeal for a Palestinian man to fight a deportation attempt that could force UK courts to identify Israel as an apartheid state. The client, a Palestinian who cannot be identified for his own safety, came to the UK when
At least 5 people have died and many more are wounded after police opened fire at a peaceful protest demanding the return of travel documents belonging to the leader of the Nigerian Islamic Movement, Sheikh Ibrahim el-Zakzaky and his wife. Reports from the Badiko area
IHRC strongly condemns the complaint made by the pro-Zionist and pro-apartheid UK Lawyers for Israel to the Charity Commission that IHRC Trust has breached its charitable status and engaged in anti-Semitic activity. The letter to the charity watchdog of England and Wales accuses IHRC Trust
Thousands of protestors are expected to turn out next month for a mass rally in London against the continued occupation of Palestine. The annual Al-Quds Day rally will take place as one of the most extremist governments ever seen in Israel wages a largely unreported
In the light of yesterday’s publication of the official review of Prevent, IHRC reiterates its call for the anti-terrorism programme to be scrapped in its entirety. The review which was boycotted by hundreds of civil society groups across the board simply doubles down on problematising
IHRC condemns the decision of the Church of England to ban a former vicar from ministry for his uncompromising support of the Palestinian cause. It demonstrates a lack of moral courage on the part of the Church of England which has effectively abandoned the Palestinians
This year’s Genocide Memorial Day will home in on the rise of fascism and the scapegoating of minorities. In line with the aim of the annual event which aims to raise awareness of genocide in order for new generations to understand the causes and recognise
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