CAIR reports record civil-rights complaints in 2023

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

CAIR joined groups from over 30 countries demanding action on anti-Muslim policies and practices.

OSCE urged governments to counter prejudice and violence and address underreporting of hate crimes.

USCIRF urged stronger responses to religious-freedom violations, disinformation and incitement.

The UK delegation called for action against threats and violence targeting Muslims without stigmatizing rhetoric.

The report compiled police and anti-discrimination agency data, providing evidence for oversight while not capturing every experience.

The minister presented 2023 registrations to Parliament; the figures support scrutiny but are not specific only to Islamophobia.

HRW cited gaps in data, a working definition and institutional support, urging recognition of anti-Muslim hostility as racism.

Amnesty urged Modi’s third-term government to uphold constitutional rights and address discrimination against minorities.

Amira Elghawaby’s office documented policy advice, community engagement and education initiatives; the report did not claim the problem was solved.