The Covid-19 pandemic has had one clear consequence in the lives of racialised groups: it has exacerbated existing and historical systemic inequalities in society, and is having a particular impact on racialised groups.
The European Network Against Racism (ENAR) published a position paper highlighting the impact of Covid-19 on racialised communities in a range of areas, including policing, and calling on the EU and Member States to change their approach and focus on structural racism in anti-racism policies.
Covid impact - lifting structural barriers: A priority in the fight against racism
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- The European Network Against Racism (ENAR)
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