Two in five international students have experienced racism in Ireland

The ICOS conference heard calls for Government leadership to address the issue. File picture: Maura Hickey

The ICOS conference heard calls for Government leadership to address the issue. File picture: Maura Hickey

Two in five international students studying in Ireland have experienced or witnessed racism during their time here, with the majority of incidents going unreported.

The Irish Council for International Students (ICOS) said racism was a major issue for international students and academics studying and working here.

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