The German government is falling short in protecting Muslims and people perceived to be Muslims from racism amid rising incidents of hate and discrimination, Human Rights Watch said today. The absence of a working definition of anti-Muslim racism and a lack of official data on incidents and of investment in institutional support for victims are among the impediments to an effective response.

The German government is falling short in protecting Muslims and people perceived to be Muslims from racism amid rising incidents of hate and discrimination, Human Rights Watch said today. The absence of a working definition of anti-Muslim racism and a lack of official data on incidents and of investment in institutional support for victims are among the impediments to an effective response.

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    • Ooops@kbin.social
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      7 months ago

      Nice to see that right-wing populism still works perfectly because people are idiots, when it’s actually the former government that failed to collect those stats for decades. The same people now in opposition and spreading desinformation about immigrants 24/7 for more than two years…

      But once we reelect those morons (probably alongside the ever more insane far-right also benefitting from this propaganda) everything will of course end well as everything is the current government’s fault.