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
Briefing on policing racialised groups in Europe
This briefing highlights the issue of racist police abuse across the EU and our recommendations cover a range of approaches informed by evidence-based solutions and recent developm
Open letter: The European Commission must prioritise addressing police violence and structural racism in the EU
ENAR and 150+ organisations across Europe co-signed this open letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to raise our serious concerns regarding the lack of react
Police violence and racial profiling during Covid-19 need to stop: governments must adopt measures to ensure justice
Brussels, 29 May 2020 – The death of George Floyd in the United States has once again exposed racist police brutality. Recent events and data have revealed how racial profiling a
Data racism: a new frontier
Perhaps without even noticing, you have read about data racism several times in the news in the past months. What is it? This blog seeks to explain – in the context of an eme
