NEW REPORT: AT THE MERCY OF POLITICAL WILL
Plans against racism across the EU routinely coexist with racialised policies on migration, policing and welfare, and progress depends on whoever holds office Brussels, Belgium –
Over 215 organisations stand in solidarity with us following the European Commission’s withdrawal of our funding
Brussels, Belgium – 7/10/2026 UPDATED: More than 215 civil society organisations have signed a solidarity statement launched by the European Civic Forum (ECF) in support of t
Don’t let them silence the fight against racism
Sign the petition to defend Europe’s anti-racism movement Everyone deserves to live free from racism. But that becomes harder when the organisations defending our rights a
The United Nations General Assembly recognises slavery as the gravest crime against humanity and calls for reparations. But the European Union abstains.
Brussels, Belgium – 26 March 2026 On 25 March 2026, the United Nations General Assembly voted on a resolution titled “Permanent remembrance of
The new EU Anti-Racism Strategy: A missed opportunity to confront the structural violence experienced by racialised communities
Brussels, Belgium – 21 January 2026 While the European Union’s new Anti-Racism Strategy keeps important terminology, the commitment to Local and National Actions Pla
Equality betrayed: Commission unilaterally gives up on anti-discrimination law
European Civil society condemns European Commission’s announcement to withdraw the proposed Directive on anti-discrimination as a betrayal of fundamental rights at a critical mom
New Commission, Same Story: Europe’s Security Obsession Overshadows Rights
Brussels, 23 September 2024 – The European Union’s latest policy direction, as revealed in the list of Commissioners-Designate and their mission letters, signals a stark commit
JOINT STATEMENT: Re-establish the Anti-racism and Diversity Intergroup of the European Parliament
11 September 2024 – As we enter the new mandate, 40 human rights and civil society organisations call on the newly-elected MEPs and their political groups to support the re-estab
The racist violence across the UK is not an anomaly – and UK politicians need to stop pretending otherwise
Brussels, Belgium, 7 August 2024 – The European Network Against Racism (ENAR) vehemently condemns the reprehensible attacks targeting racialised communities, in particular Muslim
Strategic workshop: Gathering against harmful Digital policing, planning for safety
On 7 and 8 May 2024, Weaving Liberation and the European Network Against Racism (ENAR) joined forces to organise a strategic workshop on digital policing. More than 20 community or
