The IHRC Podcast: Recent Episodes
Islamic Human Rights Commission
Professor Saeed A. Khan discusses the view of genocide in the USA, its amnesia, its interventions and the work of civil society activists to bring action and reparations.
Three leading scholars give their thoughts on memorialising genocide and genocide prevention. They look at forms of redress including reparations, the ongoing impact of the genocide of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, as well as the racism of the Holocaust.
Suitable for students at university.
Three leading scholars give their thoughts on memorialising genocide and genocide prevention. They look at forms of redress including reparations, the ongoing impact of the genocide of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, as well as the racism of the Holocaust.
Suitable for students at university.
Three leading scholars give their thoughts on memorialising genocide and genocide prevention. They look at forms of redress including reparations, the ongoing impact of the genocide of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, as well as the racism of the Holocaust.
Suitable for students at university.
Professor Ramon Grosfoguel - Decolonising the University - Cambridge by Islamic Human Rights Commission
Author Evening With Habeeb Akande Blacks And African Muslims In Brazil by Islamic Human Rights Commission
Genocide Memorial Day 2016 Massoud Shadjareh - Concluding Remarks by Islamic Human Rights Commission
Genocide Memorial Day 2016 Mizan The Poet - Spoken Word Artist by Islamic Human Rights Commission
Genocide Memorial Day 2016 Professor Ramon Grosfoguel by Islamic Human Rights Commission
Imam Al Asi- Challenges In The Muslim World, August 2014 by Islamic Human Rights Commission
Professor Grosfoguel presents an overview of the epistemic framework of 'modernity' using the key date of 1492 (CE). Beginning with a c aution against transhistoricism, Grosfoguel goes on to analyse the discourses of racialisation and supremacism that underpin Eurocentric normative thinking, and challenges listeners to reject the internalisation of those norms.
IHRC's head of research Arzu Merali speaks to Sara in Egypt about her experience of the massacre that took place. In a moving account Sara explains how she was shot by birdshot, and how the military cleared a hospital executing people in their wake.
Chair of IHRC, Massoud Shadjareh, talks to RTE about the massacre of pro-democracy protesters in Cairo at the hands of the military.
IHRC's exclusive interview with an Egyptian activist Sara Omer. She tells IHRC how protesters have been targeted by the military, police and thugs. Women protesters have been shot and killed Sara claims, the youngest of whom was 13-years-old. IHRC's Arzu Merali interviews Sara.
A UN report condemns Israel’s arrests of Palestinian children from the electronicintifada site. IHRC mentioned in podcast. To read more click here (http://electronicintifada.net/blogs/nora/islamophobia-us-mainstream)
Professor Ramon talks about Islamophobia, eurocentric ideas and the delusion of the left at an event at the Islamic Human Rights Commission in December 2012