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Mail on Sunday Emails and Comment: Rushdie and Islamophobia

An article that misrepresents IHRC was published on 21 August 2022 by the Mail on Sunday based in the UK.  We attach for download and screenshot below, the correspondence between the IHRC Press Office and Max Aitchison who wrote the piece. As the correspondence outlines

Alert: UN Should Not Coverup Conditions Of Rohingya In Bangladesh

Background Action required Model Template Recipient contact information   Background The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, is visiting the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazaar to assess the refugees’ conditions. She arrived on the 14th of August and will remain until the

Stop the Repression of Journalism in Kashmir

Background Action required Template Letter Recipients Address   Background The horrors of the Indian Hindutva regime in occupied Jammu and Kashmir have raged on since the revoking of Article 370, which had given Kashmir special status. The extent of the absolute brutality displayed has been

Yemen out of the news but not out of crisis

Concerns for the 19 million people in Yemen facing starvation are at an all-time high. While the crisis in Yemen is one of the most dire, brought on by protracted conflict, droughts, and floods intensified by the climate crisis, COVID-19, and other diseases, it has

Muslims urged to unite against hate-inspired film

Muslims in Britain should unite in opposition to the controversial film Lady of Heaven, currently playing in cinemas up and down the country. With its derogatory portrayal of eminent Muslim personages in early Islamic history including the Prophet Muhammad’s wives, the film represents a blatant

IHRC stands with Anglican priest accused of anti-Semitism

IHRC condemns the inquisitorial witchhunt against Dr Stephen Sizer, the Anglican priest who will appear before a Church of England disciplinary Tribunal today to answer charges of anti=Semitism. As a lifelong campaigner for Palestinian rights and other anti-racist causes we consider the case against him

IHRC stands with Anglican priest accused of anti-Semitism

IHRC condemns the inquisitorial witchhunt against Dr Stephen Sizer, the Anglican priest who will appear before a Church of England disciplinary Tribunal today to answer charges of anti=Semitism. As a lifelong campaigner for Palestinian rights and other anti-racist causes we consider the case against him