The Islamic Human Rights Council (IHRC), on 11 and 12 December, held a conference to discuss the issue of Islamophobia, and more specifically, the political, cultural, historical and academic means of dealing with such. The conference sought to look at civil and political life, especially in Western countries, and the means of manoeuvring with this, engaging with it and tackling it.

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Massoud Shadjareh, chair of the IHRC, concluded the conference by thanking the attendees and stating very clearly that it is necessary to have an event like Genocide Memorial Day in order to remember those who have been forgotten.

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