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European race audit

01 September 1992

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The alarming increase in racism and fascism across Europe is the subject of a three-year research project to be undertaken by the Institute of Race Relations. The European audit on racism will be analysing: the new "pan-European racism" which is institutionalised through inter-state treaties such as Schengen and unaccountable bodies like the Trevi group; the growth of the far-Right and other populist racist movements; and the popular fight against racism.

The areas the audit will be monitoring include racial violence and harassment, the treatment of asylum-seekers and refugees, black resistance and organisation against racism, the use of race issues in and by the media, the role of the extreme Right in elections and race relation policies and strategies. Statewatch will be carrying reports on the audit's findings.

To find out more about the audit, receive materials it produces or to help in the collation of material please contact: Liz Fekete Institute of Race Relations 2-6 Leeke Street Kings Cross Road London WC1X 9HS Tel: 071-837-0041.

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