General Assembly 2015
The 2015 General Assembly took place on 26 and 27 June in Brussels. This annual event is a key opportunity to exchange ideas and to discuss past and future network actions!
ENAR and ENAR members’ achievements in April
Check out ENAR’s main achievements and impact during the month of April.
Racist crime in the EU: increasing, under-reported, destroying lives. Until when?
Civil society organisations across the EU report an increase in racist crimes in 2013, in particular against Black and Asian ethnic minorities, Roma, Jews and Muslims, according to
Racist crime in the EU: increasing, under-reported, destroying lives. Until when?
Brussels, 6 May 2015 – Civil society organisations across the EU report an increase in racist crimes in 2013, in particular against Black and Asian ethnic minorities, Roma, Jews
9th Board meeting – 9 May 2015
The meeting will take place in Brussels, at ENAR’s office.
8th Board meeting – 7 March 2015
Meeting documents: – Agenda – Minutes of the 7th Board meeting – Amendment to the Operating Manual – Stategies update Attached documents
Equality data collection: What is it all about?
Equality data can provide powerful tools against discrimination and exclusion, shedding light on the situation of groups that are at risk of discrimination. Our new video explores
Press statement: Slovakia is the second Member State to be subject of an infringement procedure for breach of EU Anti-discrimination law
Amnesty International, the European Network Against Racism, the European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC), and the Open Society Foundations applauded the European Commission’s decision
Slovakia is the second Member State to be subject of an infringement procedure for breach of EU Anti-discrimination law
Brussels 29 April – Amnesty International, the European Network Against Racism, the European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC), and the Open Society Foundations today applauded the E
Press statement: EU Security Agenda falls short of addressing issues at stake
The European Agenda on Security adopted by the European Commission yesterday, on 29 April, will do little to address radicalisation, whilst running the risk of not respecting funda
