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UK: Institute of Race Relations: The London Clearances a background paper on race, housing and policing

Topic
Racism Policing
Country/Region
UK

21 February 2019

"New IRR publication provides a fresh take on housing, policing and racism in London. The moral panic over supposedly dangerous black, urban subcultures in London, emerges at a crucial time, argues the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) in a challenging background paper published today."

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UK: Institute of Race Relations: The London Clearances a background paper on race, housing and policing (IRR News, link) and: Download copy of report (link)

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