HRW calls for better EU statistics on anti-Muslim hate

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.

OSCE/ODIHR warned of rising hate and urged leaders to address threats and violence while protecting rights.

HRW documented mosque closures and alterations and challenged state restrictions on Muslim religious practice.

IHRC and Scotland Against Criminalising Communities held a conference on structural Islamophobia and resistance.

The government published a report on the nature, scale and causes of discrimination and racism.

ODIHR brought Muslim representatives, civil society and states together to discuss Quran-burning and rights protections.

HRW called for better data and reporting systems so longstanding anti-Muslim racism is not overlooked.

HRW described policies stigmatizing minorities, including Muslims, and urged accountability for demolitions and detentions.