Data visualisations
These data visualisations illustrate some of the findings of ENAR’s Shadow Report 2015/16 on racism and discrimination in the context of migration in Europe, including on employment of migrants and racist crimes.
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Figures on different categories of migrants in Europe 2015/2016
31 March 2017 - Third country nationals make up 7 % of the European population – for refugees, it is not even 1 %. In some countries, there is just 1 refugee for every 10,000 citizens. More in ENAR’s Shadow Report (...)
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Employment rates of migrants in Europe 2015
31 March 2017 - Discrimination, labour market restrictions, lack of recognition of qualifications mean migrants have lower employment rates than EU citizens. Breaking these barriers would close the gap. More in (...)
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National and European elections and the rise of far-right parties
31 March 2017 - Support for far-right parties is growing in many EU countries. As a result, anti-migrant discourses and policies are being mainstreamed across the political spectrum. More in ENAR’s Shadow Report (...)
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Demonstrations related to migration in Europe 2015/2016
31 March 2017 - Far-right groups are spreading anti-migrant hate across Europe. Counter-protests and initiatives supporting migrants are needed to curb the trend. More in ENAR’s Shadow Report on racism and (...)
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Racially motivated crimes 2011 - 2015
31 March 2017 - Reports of racist crimes and violence targeting migrants are on the rise, fuelled by xenophobic political and media discourses. More in ENAR’s Shadow Report on racism and discrimination in the (...)
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