Minister to review laws dealing with racism

INTEGRATION Minister Mary White is to meet the Nigerian ambassador and review the laws on racism in the wake of the death of an African schoolboy.

Fri, 09 Apr, 2010 - 01:00
Juno McEnroe

The Green Party minister yesterday called for calm as mourners attended the funeral of 15-year-old Nigerian Toyosi Shitta-bey.

The west Dublin youth was stabbed to death on Good Friday and community leaders have moved to ease tension in the area since his death.

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