'Being pro diversity is not enough, we must be actively anti-racist' says Cork Chamber CEO

The Chamber CEO has called on businesses to "lead by example," adding that it was "not enough" to leave things in the hands of political leaders  

In Cork, several far-right protestors have targeted staff at bookshops and public libraries, as well as facilities earmarked for refugee accommodation. Pic: Larry Cummins

Growing political unrest has led to a greater need for businesses to enable diversity and foster social cohesion, the CEO of Cork Chamber has warned. 

Reflecting on the past year, chief executive, Conor Healy called for businesses across Cork to "lead by example," adding that it is "not enough" to leave it in the hands of political leaders.