AI: One step closer to facial recognition ban!
MEPs discussed the AI Act on October 5th while in Strasbourg. The discussion covered some of the act’s more sensitive aspects such as the use of biometric identification R
Push-backs at borders: Croatia violated rights of 6 years old Madina Hussiny, ECHR court rules
This is an important step forward from our member Center for Peace Studies in Zagreb in the fight against police brutality. Last week the European Court of Human Rights ruled that
Racist police brutality and violence is a product of structural racism and a symptom of racial injustice
Press Release Brussels 09/12/2021 – On Human Rights Day, ENAR launches its new report “The sharp edge of violence: police brutality and community resistance for racialised
Joint Letter: Justice for Stanislav Tomáš
Brussels, 29/06/2021 – ENAR joins ERGO and over 350 CSOs and activists to demand justice for the tragic death of Stanislav Tomáš following an encounter with the police in T
EU: counter-terrorism laws must comply with human rights obligations
Brussels, 16/06/2021 – ENAR, ICJ, Amnesty International, FIDH, and ECNL issue a joint statement calling for the European Commission’s review of the EU Directive on Combatin
The EU’s Counter-Terrorism measures continue to perpetuate institutional discrimination with serious impacts on racialised groups, ENAR report finds
Press Release Brussels, 26/03/2021 – The EU’s Counter-Terrorism measures continue to perpetuate institutional discrimination with serious impacts on racialised groups, ENAR
Open Statement – EU counter-terror plan lacks sufficient safeguards to prevent discriminatory practice
Brussels, 11 November 2020 – The EU’s counter-terrorism agenda, published on 9 December 2020, follows recent announcements and statements at a national and EU level that wi
Policy brief on social media extremism as part of radicalisation and equality research
The Dialogue About Radicalisation and Equality (DARE) project, of which ENAR is a partner, has published a new policy brief on drivers of self-radicalisation and digital sociabilit
European Parliament anti-racism resolution: Words need to be followed up with real action
Brussels, 20 June 2020 – Following the adoption yesterday of a European Parliament Resolution on anti-racism protests following the death of George Floyd, Karen Taylor, Chair of
Policing racialised groups – briefing paper
Disproportionate police brutality, violence and racial profiling This briefing highlights that: 1. The police and law enforcement officers, across the EU, are responsible for the d
