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Eric Kitson, UKIP councillor from Worcestershire County, has announced his resignation after posting 'racist' content on Facebook.
This week, we publish a briefing paper on the future of human rights in Britain, written by the IRR’s vice-chair, Frances Webber.
John Cherry, the Tory councillor for Chichester, has resigned from the Conservative Party after making racist comments about Pakistani school children.
As the twentieth anniversary of the murder of Stephen Lawrence approaches, the IRR examines racial violence since his death in 1993.
A recent tome by Prospect founder David Goodhart on The British Dream is getting unwarranted coverage in the media.
A collection of essays on varieties of European racism contains valuable insights and useful lessons.
UKIP candidates standing in the upcoming Lincolnshire County Council elections have been accused of producing offensive election leaflets about Romanian and Bulgarian migration
The IRR’s free weekly email on race and refugee issues.
The Associated Press stylebook no longer sanctions the use of the term ‘illegal immigrant’ or the description of people as ‘illegal’.
An anti-racist group has raised concerns over the appointment of the self-confessed fascist Paolo Di Canio as the manager of Sunderland A.F.C.
A study on racism amongst football fans by Staffordshire University has found that eight out of ten fans either witnessed or experienced racism at matches last year.
The IRR’s free weekly email on race and refugee issues.
The IRR’s free weekly email on race and refugee issues.
The IRR’s free weekly email on race and refugee issues.
The BBC has received criticism from the founders of Migration Matters over their neutral treatment towards Migration Watch, an anti-immigration think-tank.
Seventeen police officers and four other staff at Lothian and Borders police are under investigation after emails of a ‘racist and sexist nature’ were circulated.
An overview of racist attacks and convictions over the last two months.
A new musical based on the story of the Glasgow Girls, who fought for the rights of asylum seeking children, is a masterpiece.
Bafta-winning filmmaker Bruce Goodison is highlighting the issues faced by teenage asylum seekers in a new film, Leave to Remain, based on a collection of real stories from child refugees.
A report by the British Future think-tank suggests the need for a new British patriotism.
A study into Google searches has suggested that names linked with black people are more likely to display results which prompt the searcher to click on findings which link to criminal records, whereas other names provide links to general contact details.
Elizabeth Ward-Buck, 51, has been charged with two counts of racially aggravated assault, two counts of common assault, and one count of assaulting a police officer after a video appeared on the internet of a woman abusing two women in Ipswich hospital.
Essex police has been criticised for allowing racially offensive comments to remain on a Facebook posting about racist attack at a Southend mosque.
A new history of the far Right shines a light on the culpability of centre-ground politics for fascist gains.
Mar 14 2013
Double standards on International Women’s Day
Rights for women extend only as far as the immigration and asylum system allows.
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