Dutch agencies publish 2023 discrimination figures

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.

CAIR’s report documented 8,061 complaints received in 2023, its highest total in 30 years; complaints are not adjudicated violations.

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.

A civil-society report documented rising recorded incidents and gaps in official responses; recorded cases are not every experience.