Monthly Archives: December 2009

THE “vindictive” and sustained attacks on a non-national family in Clondalkin, which included a petrol bomb attack on their house, have shocked a councillor who visited with them on December 3.

Eleven men were arrested and a policewoman was taken to hospital Saturday after violence broke out at a far-right group’s demonstration against Islamic extremism in central England, police said.

Despite being a world champion who earned several titles for his country, British Muslim boxer Amir Khan is still haunted by racism because of his skin color.

Travellers and Roma are by far the most discriminated against minority groups in Europe and could face further scapegoating during this recession, a leading EU rights agency has warned. Morten Kjaerum, director of the EU’s Fundamental Rights Agency, said yesterday … Continue reading →

A Europe free from racism, remains a distant prospect and the dismantling of much of the infrastructure is a significant impediment to fighting racism in Ireland, says a new report submitted by ENAR Ireland to the European Network Against Racism.  … Continue reading →