Federal prosecutor Jennifer Vanderputten told the press:
“We have reason to believe it was a terrorist attack. We can’t say more at the moment, because we’re gathering information.”
The incident took place during a police check in the Schaerbeek area of the Belgian capital. One officer was stabbed in the stomach and one in the neck, Vanderputten said. …
Først en beskrivelse af ,, hvordan Hillary Clinton og hendes mand er blevet rige ved at “tjene offentligheden” … :
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Og her giver Bill Whittle et fantastisk overblik over, hvordan Hillary Clinton lyver i forskellige “stadier”:
Videoen er 2-3 uger gammel, men fyldt med information
Den kan du bruge, når dine venner synes at Trump er “dum” …
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The Rebel Media fortæller om den afgrundsdybe forskel mellem MSMs skønmaleri og realiteterne
Folk i England kunne jo tro at Islam ikke en religion af fred , men af vold og terror …
Jeg håber England beder de EU politisk korrekte nyttige idioter om gå af H…… til
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Anti-racism experts highlight increasing hate speech and racist violence in the UK
Strasbourg, 04.10.2016 – Alongside several positive developments, the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) has highlighted a number of areas of concern in its latest report on the United Kingdom.
ECRI welcomed, among other things, the entry into force of the Equality Act 2010 and the generally strong legislation against racism and racial discrimination in the country, as well as the government’s new hate crime action plan and substantial efforts to promote LGBT rights in the UK which have led to a significant change in attitudes.
At the same time, the commission noted considerable intolerant political discourse in the UK, particularly focusing on immigration. It said that hate speech continues to be a serious problem in tabloid newspapers, and that online hate speech targeting Muslims in particular has soared since 2013.
ECRI also noted a particularly high number of violent racist incidents in 2013, including a sharp rise in anti-Muslim violence, as well as record levels of anti-Semitic incidents the following year.
“It is no coincidence that racist violence is on the rise in the UK at the same time as we see worrying examples of intolerance and hate speech in the newspapers, online and even among politicians,” said ECRI Chair Christian Ahlund.
“The Brexit referendum seems to have led to a further rise in ‘anti-foreigner’ sentiment, making it even more important that the British authorities take the steps outlined in our report as a matter of priority.”
The report also underlines that there is no national strategy for the integration of Roma, Gypsies and Travellers in the UK and these communities continue to suffer severe disadvantage.
It makes a total of 23 different recommendations to the UK government, the most pressing of which – relating to equality legislation in Northern Ireland and data collection on the application of the Equality Act 2010 – will be reviewed by ECRI in two years’ time.
The report, including Government observations, is available here. It was prepared following ECRI’s visit to the United Kingdom in November 2015 [Press release] and takes account of developments between 2009 and 17 March 2016.
ECRI is a human rights body of the Council of Europe, composed of independent experts, which monitors problems of racism, xenophobia, antisemitism, intolerance and discrimination on grounds such as “race”, national/ethnic origin, colour, citizenship, religion and language (racial discrimination); it prepares reports and issues recommendations to member States.
For more information on ECRI: http://www.coe.int/ecri
Her er det pågældende afsnit fra rapporten:
ECRI considers that, in light of the fact that Muslims are increasingly under the spotlight as a result of recent ISIS-related terrorist acts around the world, fuelling prejudice against Muslims shows a reckless disregard, not only for the dignity of the great majority of Muslims in the United Kingdom, but also for their safety. In this context, it draws attention to a recent study by Teeside University50 suggesting that where the media stress the Muslim background of perpetrators of terrorist acts, and devote significant coverage to it, the violent backlash against Muslims is likely to be greater than in cases where the perpetrators’ motivation is downplayed or rejected in favour of alternative explanations.51
