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UK Charity Regulator Accused of Allowing Islamist Hate to Spread

Published Thursday, May 21, 2026 · Updated May 21

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The UK Charity Commission is facing accusations from terror victims and critics for allegedly being too slow and ineffective in addressing charities linked to Islamist extremism and hostile states. One specific charity, the Islamic Human Rights Commission Trust (IHRC), has been under investigation since 2017 for alleged ties to the Iranian regime.

What We Know — Key Points

  • The UK Charity Commission is accused by terror victims and critics of being too slow and ineffective in combating charities linked to Islamist extremism and hostile states.
  • The Islamic Human Rights Commission Trust (IHRC) has been under investigation by the UK charity watchdog since 2017 for alleged ties to the Iranian regime.

What Is Claimed — Perspectives

  • The Jerusalem PostCenter-Right

    The article emphasizes the concerns of terror victims and critics who believe the UK Charity Commission is too slow and ineffective in combating charities linked to Islamist extremism and hostile states.

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