EU counter-terrorism law opens door to discrimination and human rights abuses
Brussels, 16 February 2017 – The EU Directive on combating terrorism which was adopted by the European Parliament today runs the risk of undermining fundamental rights and having
ENAR resources
– Advocacy Handbook: Refugees’ access to higher education and beyond (2018) – Migrants, speak up: what migrants tell us about their experiences in the European Union
Map of anti-migrant violence, hatred and sentiment in the European Union
Map of anti-migrant violence, hatred and sentiment in the European Union
External Resources
External Resources – Open Society Justice Initiative, Ethnic profiling in Europe – Open Society Foundations, Reducing Ethnic Profiling in the European Union: A Handbook
FAQ
-* What is ethnic profiling? Is ethnic profiling effective? What is the impact of discriminatory policing practices? …
ENAR resources
ENAR Resources – Briefing on policing racialised groups in Europe (2020) – DARE project policy briefs on radicalisation and equality research (2019) – Radicalisat
Introduction
Some counter-terrorism measures and policing practices can be discriminatory and are having a disproportionate and damaging impact on ethnic and religious minorities and migrants i
Quick Facts
-* There have been 988 criminal offences against asylum centres in Germany in 2016 In Greece, 75 incidents of racist violence targeting immigrants or refugees were recorded in 2015
Introduction
Migrants in the European Union face human rights violations and discrimination as well as xenophobic violence which is fuelled by hate speech. The fight against racism has become a
