alalam24 Amid a noticeable surge in racism across several European countries, especially concerning skin color, origin, and religion, a study conducted by the FRA agency, specializing in fundamental rights within the European Union, reveals alarming statistics. In this context, Germany stands out as the frontrunner among European countries, with a 75% increase in racism over the past five years
The study indicates that racism based on skin color has surpassed all other reasons, including ethnic origin, religion, and culture. The research highlights that job seekers are the most targeted victims of racism, underscoring the need to address this issue with utmost urgency. Housing and workplace interactions come next on the list
In response to this issue, the state has engaged in institutional efforts and public awareness campaigns. It is worth noting that this study comes after a long period of insufficient action to combat this problem. However, conscious and educated elites have previously alerted the public to the importance of confronting racism. There are institutions dedicated to supporting victims and combating racism in all its forms
It is crucial to maintain a focus on this issue and work towards raising awareness within society while addressing the deep-seated roots of this complex problem


