Amnesty publishes research on punitive demolitions of Muslim homes

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.

Amnesty condemned reported demolitions of Muslim-owned property and called for remedies and nondiscriminatory investigations.

CAIR reported a 178% annual increase in its October–December complaints; these were reports received, not court findings.

MCB urged an independent inquiry after statements by senior Conservative figures and pressed for accountability.

More than 80 athletes joined an open letter seeking to overturn restrictions on hijab-wearing players.

The report discussed activism around perceived insults to Islam; its framing should be read critically and does not characterize Muslim activism generally.

India notified rules for the Citizenship Amendment Act; Amnesty criticized religion-based eligibility and exclusion of Muslim refugees.

The bodies brought coordinators and international organizations together to improve cooperation against anti-Muslim hatred.