Yes - completely agree with him.
When I was a member of an anti-racist group formed in 1996 to combat a racist MP here (Pauline Hanson), I put my problem with Islam to the group for discussion. I was upset about misogyny, forced marriages and other problems associated with, but not exclusive to, Islam. But I didn't want to become racist, obviously.
We came to the conclusion that the criteria for acceptable behaviour in religious and ethnic groups should be whether or not they contravene the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and that it is not racist or islamophobic to fight such contraventions.
I still use the UDHR to decide whether something is OK or objectionable.