we support and seek justice for people affected by islamophobia


If you have been a victim of Islamophobia, speak to us in confidence.

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our work against islamophobia will continue

The IRU is confident our successful work to challenge Islamophobia in the UK will continue after the government’s appointment of the British Muslim Trust (BMT) as the new reporting partner to monitor and tackle anti-Muslim hatred in the UK.

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why the term islamophobia is better for us

The recent claim that the term Islamophobia is not fit for purpose and that the term anti-Muslim hatred is better to describe Islamophobia in the UK, overlooks many different forms of prejudice Muslims face in the UK today, and their root cause.

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about the iru

We are an independent charity established to assist people who have been subjected to Islamophobic hate crimes, incidents and discrimination based. We provide a platform for victims to confidentially report their experiences and receive legal support, basic emotional support, and access to other referral agencies.

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need help after an islamophobic incident?

Fill in our online form for support and advice. Someone will contact you as soon as possible. You can contact us on our helpline (020 3904 6555) available 10am to 5pm, Monday to Friday (except public bank holidays) or send us an email (info@theiru.org.uk). In an emergency always call 999.

our impact

1046

Individuals supported

60

volunteers providing legal assistance

20

organisations in collaboration with

8

law firms and chambers we work with

4

universities we work with

source and more: https://www.theiru.org.uk/

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