Police Brutality and Racialised Minors in Belgium: Death Threats, Slurs, and Victim-Blaming
Brussels, Belgium – As the riots unfolding throughout France shed much-needed light on French police brutality, too many incidents throughout Europe are still swept under the rug
OPEN LETTER to EC President Von Der Leyen and EP President Metsola
Brussels, 16 March 2023 To the attention of:Madam Von Der Leyen, President of the European CommissionMadam Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament Dear Madam Presiden
ANTI-RACISM AND DIVERSITY WEEK 2023: Call to join online preparatory policy meetings
Racism is a social injustice that many racialised individuals and communities continue to suffer from on a daily basis. For this reason, the International Day of Elimination of Rac
ANTI-RACISM AND DIVERSITY WEEK 2023: CALL FOR WORKSHOPS
We are seeking organisations, activists, experts in designing and holding spaces for participants to build solidarity mechanisms and power a
EVENT: ANTI-RACISM AND DIVERSITY WEEK 2023
In light of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (21 of March), the European Network Against Racism and Members of the European Parliament, alongside
ENAR welcomes the appointment of Marion Lalisse as the new EU Anti-Muslim hatred Coordinator following the vacancy of the position of over a year and a half
Brussels, Belgium – 02 February 2023 Although the EU has one of the strongest legal frameworks on human rights in the world, Islamophobia/Anti-Muslim hatred[1] continues to b
Structural racism in the Labour Market
Subject matter Structural racism is embedded in society, unfolding in all areas of life. In the labour market, it translates into structural inequalities resulting in raciali
EVENT: Structural racism workshop on 9th November
The European Commission is organizing a 1-day workshop on Structural Racism in cooperation with the Finnish Ministry of Justice. The workshop aims to identify ways to combat and be
Why intersectionality is relevant for a fairer Europe
The question for Europe now is not if discrimination and exclusion exist but rather how intersectionality serves as a tool to create a fairer, socially just, and more inclusive Eur
