In January 2021, the Charity Commission of England and Wales, completed a compliance case into the organisation stating that it was "satisfied that it is making the necessary improvements in terms of the vetting of trustees, and ongoing oversight over their social media activities." Additionally, the Dutch government announced that they would give no public funds to IRW after allegations of connections to the Muslim Brotherhood in the media. In late January 2021, an Independent Commission headed by former UK Attorney General Dominic Grieve, concluded that "the offensive views articulated by the former senior director and two former trustees did not in any way compromise the impartiality or integrity of the organization’s humanitarian programs."