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UK: Call for information on racist incidents in order to "build a national picture"

04 July 2016

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"After years and years of struggle against racial hostility to new migrant communities, we are back there again – albeit post Brexit, which, seemingly, has taken the shame out of racism. And now, just like in the 1970s, communities up and down the country are experiencing an upsurge in racist and fascist violence. The IRR wants to help organisations at the grassroots by building up a national picture. Can you help us by sending regular updates about what is happening in your community?"

See: Brexit and xeno-racism – help us to build the national picture (IRR, link)

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