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The EUMC report highlights the reality of non-existent or ineffectual official data collection on racist violence in many Member States. Without accurate data on the extent and nature of racist violence, Member States are hampered in their ability to develop effective policy responses, and accurate information on the situation of victims of racist violence will remain unattainable. Victims of racist violence run the risk of becoming or remaining invisible in Member States with inadequate or non-existent data collection systems.
EUMC Racist violence in 15 EU member states [DA].pdf
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EUMC Racist Violence in 15 EU member states [EN].pdf
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EUMC Racist violence in 15 EU Member states [FI].pdf
EUMC Racist Violence in 15 EU member states [FR].pdf
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