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Calling the findings ‘shocking and shameful,’ the European Agency for Fundamental Rights has demanded action.

Black people in the EU are experiencing higher levels of harassment and discrimination than six years ago. Anti-Black racism was the highest in Germany.

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56% of people of African descent in Ireland who were surveyed said they experienced racial discrimination in recent years.

Racism towards Black people has risen in the European Union, a report published Wednesday has found. It pinpointed Germany, Austria and Finland as countries with the highest rates of discrimination and harassment. Carried out by the EU’s Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA), the report draws from the results of polls in 13 countries in which first- and second-generation black immigrants were questioned.The polls covered a period of six years – between 2016 and 2023 – and came...

Discrimination was especially high in Germany, Austria, Finland, and Denmark, where more than 60% of Black people have experienced racism. | World News

Racism towards Black people is growing in Europe, with Germany, Austria and Finland showing the highest rates of discrimination and harassment, a survey of first- and second-generation Black... -October 25, 2023 at 12:03 am EDT - MarketScreener

Three in five people surveyed in Germany and Austria admitted having faced discrimination in the last five years.

A new survey by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) finds Racism towards Black people is rising in EU countries, led by Germany.

Racism towards people of African descent is "relentless and pervasive", EU rights agency says.