Add to ORKGWithin Europe, a number of legislative instruments provide protection against racism and race/racial discrimination, but definitions of the terms race and racism are mostly absent from these instruments. This paper examines the different terms used in the different instruments and the definitions given. Particular attention is given to the question as to whether the grounds mentioned can be extended to cover discrimination based on race/racial or ethnic origin, colour, descent, nationality, national origin and religion or belief. Another question discussed is whether common definitions/interpretations of the terms race, racism and racial discrimination should exist in Europe and, if so, from which source these should be drawn
Despite the fact that during the last years, the international and european community has made some ...
Despite the fact that during the last years, the international and european community has made some ...
Values are operative in all of human rights law. That is an organizing principle of the entirety of ...
Within Europe, a number of legislative instruments provide protection against racism and race/racial...
The member states of the EU have only very recently begun to consider race and racism in the framewo...
The targets and expressions of racism vary across Europe. This article discusses the relevance of di...
Segregation, lynching, slavery are the part of humankind’s history that is the result of discriminat...
International audienceThis edited book explores developments and manifestations of race discriminati...
In 2000, the European Union adopted a Directive against discrimination on the grounds of racial or e...
International audienceThis edited book explores developments and manifestations of race discriminati...
As opposed to the American and British reality, most European countries have adopted a position towa...
As opposed to the American and British reality, most European countries have adopted a position towa...
As opposed to the American and British reality, most European countries have adopted a position towa...
The article starts from the assumption that the slow and unsatisfactory development of caselaw conce...
The article starts from the assumption that the slow and unsatisfactory development of caselaw conce...
Despite the fact that during the last years, the international and european community has made some ...
Despite the fact that during the last years, the international and european community has made some ...
Values are operative in all of human rights law. That is an organizing principle of the entirety of ...
Within Europe, a number of legislative instruments provide protection against racism and race/racial...
The member states of the EU have only very recently begun to consider race and racism in the framewo...
The targets and expressions of racism vary across Europe. This article discusses the relevance of di...
Segregation, lynching, slavery are the part of humankind’s history that is the result of discriminat...
International audienceThis edited book explores developments and manifestations of race discriminati...
In 2000, the European Union adopted a Directive against discrimination on the grounds of racial or e...
International audienceThis edited book explores developments and manifestations of race discriminati...
As opposed to the American and British reality, most European countries have adopted a position towa...
As opposed to the American and British reality, most European countries have adopted a position towa...
As opposed to the American and British reality, most European countries have adopted a position towa...
The article starts from the assumption that the slow and unsatisfactory development of caselaw conce...
The article starts from the assumption that the slow and unsatisfactory development of caselaw conce...
Despite the fact that during the last years, the international and european community has made some ...
Despite the fact that during the last years, the international and european community has made some ...
Values are operative in all of human rights law. That is an organizing principle of the entirety of ...