ODIHR event promotes inclusive responses to religious hate

CAIR filed suit for twelve Muslim Americans alleging the federal watchlist disproportionately targets Muslims; filing did not prove the allegations.

HRW submitted evidence to USCIRF on anti-Muslim violence and discriminatory enforcement, including in India.

Canada and partners launched a practical guide on preventing and responding to anti-Muslim hate crime.

Amnesty opposed harsher proposed penalties for women and girls defying compulsory veiling; further approval was still required.

Amnesty said the ban discriminated against Muslim girls and restricted access to education.

Amnesty called for French basketball rules excluding hijab-wearing Muslim women and girls to change.

HRW flagged Islamophobia, discriminatory immigration approaches and restrictions on peaceful protest in Europe.

The Muslim Council of Britain opened a public campaign using Muslim stories to challenge stereotypes and hostility.

CAIR reported 1,283 help requests and bias reports for 7 October–4 November; these were reports, not adjudicated cases.

The Los Angeles CAIR chapter reported 116 help requests in a month, including reports involving students and workers.