Ireland urged to step up efforts to counter racism

Europe’s human rights watchdog urged Ireland today to step up efforts to counter racism and to integrate asylum seekers and refugees into society.

Ireland urged to step up efforts to counter racism

Europe’s human rights watchdog urged Ireland today to step up efforts to counter racism and to integrate asylum seekers and refugees into society.

A report by a Council of Europe committee monitoring racism praised “positive” Irish developments including an Equal Status Act in 2004, the launch in 2005 of a National Action Plan Against Racism, and new measures against racial discrimination in the police force.

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