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UK: Institute of Race Relations briefing papers on racial violence, Islamophobia, anti-terror policing and human rights abuses

01 March 2007

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The Institute of Race Relations has produced three briefing papers on the ways in which community organisations are combating the fall-out - in terms of racial violence, Islamophobia, anti-terror policing and human rights abuses - from the war on terror:

IRR Briefing Paper No.1: Working with the media

IRR Briefing Paper No.2: In defence of multiculturalism

IRR Briefing Paper No.3: Community Responses to the War on terror

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