Amnesty demands end to punitive crackdown on Muslim protesters

CAIR released Still Suspect: The Impact of Structural Islamophobia, reporting 6,720 civil-rights complaints received in 2021. It used the findings to demand action on discrimination affecting work,...

Amnesty International criticized David Cameron’s defense of Prevent and argued that the programme infringed rights, including through disproportionate effects on Muslims and children. Its response...

Grenoble’s municipal council voted to change public-pool rules to permit burkinis, following advocacy by Muslim women and Alliance Citoyenne. The vote marked a local gain in the struggle for access to...

Minister Ahmed Hussen announced applications for Canada’s first Special Representative on Combatting Islamophobia. The role was designed to advise government, work with communities and address...

ODIHR held a workshop in Ankara on addressing anti-Muslim hate crimes and the security needs of Muslim communities. Bringing practical guidance into discussion with participants supported prevention...

Amnesty International criticized the Council of State’s 21 June decision maintaining the suspension of Grenoble’s revised pool rules. Its response defended Muslim women’s ability to participate in...

The International Court of Justice rejected Myanmar’s preliminary objections in the case brought by The Gambia under the Genocide Convention. The decision allowed the interstate accountability process...

The National Council of Canadian Muslims published its one-year accountability report on commitments following Canada’s National Summit on Islamophobia. It assessed government follow-through across...

CAIR announced a joint Sunni-Shia response after the arrest of a suspect in killings of Muslim men in Albuquerque and reports of an anti-Shia motive. Leaders condemned sectarian hostility and called...

The UN human-rights office published its assessment of Xinjiang, documenting serious violations affecting Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim groups. It concluded that the extent of arbitrary and...