African and Brazilian people in Ireland to be asked about their experience of policing here 

Irish Network Against Racism will use interviews, focus groups, and a survey to establish how the communities understand and experience policing, and to assess their experiences
African and Brazilian people in Ireland to be asked about their experience of policing here 

The late George Nkencho's parents Frank and Blessing, and brother Emmanuel. The INAR initiative comes as Gsoc forwarded a file on the death of George Nkencho to the DPP. File picture: Collins

Research is being undertaken among the African and Brazilian populations in Ireland to gain an insight into their experiences of policing in Ireland.

The research is being undertaken by the Irish Network Against Racism which says that the two communities are being chosen because of their size as “little is documented about their experiences”.

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