Set up in 1999, the Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relations Centre was named after a Bangladeshi boy murdered in a racially motivated attack in Burnage in 1986. It is a resource centre on everything from the criminal justice system in the United States to the history of the local Pakistani community of Manchester. Louis Kushnick [...]
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The Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relations Centre
Posted in Anti-Racism, Anti-slavery, Black & Minority Ethnic Rights, Children & Young People, Miscarriages of Justice, Muslim Community, Radical Education, Radical History, Refugees & Asylum Seekers, tagged Burnage, Greater Manchester, Levenshulme, Manchester University, Moss Side, Oxford Road, Rusholme, Salford, Whalley Range on August 8, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Manchester Irish in Britain Representation Group, part 2
Posted in Anti-Racism, Black & Minority Ethnic Rights, Censorship, Human Rights & Civil Liberties (UK), Miscarriages of Justice, Northern Ireland, Prisoner Support, Radical Bookshops, Radical Media, Women's Organisations, tagged Albert Square, Bolton, Cheetham Hill, Greater Manchester, Whalley Range on May 8, 2010 | 1 Comment »
This is the second section of a two-part history of the Manchester branch of the Irish in Britain Representation Group. For the first part, see here. The axing of the “Irish Line” radio programme “Irish Line” was a weekly programme started in 1983 and broadcast by BBC Radio Manchester in collaboration with IBRG. All the [...]


