Overlay · Islamophobia

Islamophobia / anti-Muslim hatred

Same institutional function as antisemitism labeling when a definition is treated as evidence of hostility: criticism of Islamism, of a theocracy, or of a designated group can be recast as hostility to Muslims as a class. That recast is Inference as structural risk. A primary dataset of US Title VI Islamophobia enforcement is Unproven here.

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Inference

Mostly working definitions and institutional policy. Religion is already on the face of many hate statutes. A dedicated Islamophobia funding statute on the IHRA-import model is Unproven in this pack.

Not a statute named ‘Islamophobia’ in the venues quoted below. Do not invent one.

Same sticker-function, thinner statutory spine than IHRA-into-Title-VI.

Creep row

Classification by sector. Live means a quoted instrument. Architecture means the statute already covers the sector. Unproven means no pack.
Overlay	Criminal speechDirect offence	EducationSchools / campus	EmploymentWorkplace duty	PlatformsOSA / DSA / duty of care	Other fundedHousing, health, transit	ImmigrationStatus bar	Police recordingBelow-crime incidents	ProgrammePrevent / exchanges
Islamophobia / anti-Muslim hatred	Live, cited	Unproven	Architecture only	Pointed, not quoted	Architecture only	Unproven	Pointed, not quoted	Unproven

Live, cited
Documented hop
Architecture only
Pointed, not quoted
Not this form
Unproven

This is a pattern grid over cited instruments, not a completed worldwide fact. Hover a cell where a note exists. Open a sticker for the quoted clause.

Criminal speech · Live, cited
Religion is on the face of many hate statutes. A dedicated ‘Islamophobia’ offence is Unproven in the quoted set. That missing overlay is not a listed-speech offence either.
Education · Unproven
No quoted funding-import on the IHRA-into-duty model is attached. Institutional use is Inference. Do not invent a hop.

Cited venues for this sticker

3 venues with a cited mark. Open a region, then a country. Unproven cells stay off this list. A dash is a cited finding that this form is not the quoted law.

Crime — criminal speech or hate offence, cited
Duty — institutional / funding / platform duty
Def. — working definition imported
Prog. — programme, not a statute
— not this form

Quoted clauses

Also in the matrix

No quoted clause is tagged to this sticker yet. That is Unproven, not a finding that no instrument exists. Attach a primary URL before filling the cell.