(New Report) Egypt’s Stolen Democracy
The height of the Arab Spring saw Hosni Mubarak deposed in Egypt, and for the first time, the country and its people looked forward to …
(New Report) Muslim Brotherhood and the Myth of Violence and Terrorism
The Arab Spring uprisings stunned both rulers and peoples in the Arab world and raised high expectations of a new dawn with …
Muslims, Schooling and the Question of Self-Segregation
Author: Dr Shamim Miah – Senior Lecturer at the School of Education, University of Huddersfield, UK.
Srebrenica 20 years on…
The terrible events of July 1995 in and around the medieval town of Srebrenica in Bosnia-Herzegovina is shocking and appalling to all decent people. It stains Europe’s conscience with shame as the international community failed to protect the innocent and vulnerable people against the vicious hatred and violence perpetrated by the aggressors.
The Henry Jackson Society and the Degeneration of British Neoconservatism
The Cordoba Foundation and the Public Interest Investigations launch a new report: The Henry Jackson Society and the Degeneration of British Neoconservatism: Liberal Interventionism, Islamophobia and the 'War On Terror'. The reports examines the history,...
Policy, Power and Sectarian Identities in the MENA Region
Islam and Democracy National Conference – London, 2015
THE CORDOBA FOUNDATION MEDIA RELEASE | 18TH FEBRUARY, 2015 Islam and Democracy conference -- Clarity and confidence for Muslim communities in the midst of growing uncertainty and fears The Cordoba Foundation convened a successful conference on Thursday,...
London Islam and Democracy conference — Exploring the strategies of political Islam and the Muslim Brotherhood’s contribution towards democracy
THE CORDOBA FOUNDATION MEDIA RELEASE | 5TH FEBRUARY, 2015 London Islam and Democracy conference -- Exploring the strategies of political Islam and the Muslim Brotherhood's contribution towards democracy The Cordoba Foundation...
Video: ‘You can’t wage war on an idea’ on YouTube – Dr Anas Altikriti
Video Below
Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill: An Open Letter to our MPs
The Coalition government’s fast-tracked Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill is now at report stage in the Commons and will soon proceed to its third reading. Rightly, human rights implications have been raised from all sides of the House, such as the lack of clarity...
