Is racial discrimination serious in Germany?

Racial discrimination is serious everywhere. It doesn't matter if you live in South Africa, the USA, or Germany. When somebody is excluded or discriminated just because he or she looks diffrent than most of us it's pretty serious. Luckily, only a very tiny fraction of the German population is still racist. read more

Racial discrimination is serious everywhere. It doesn't matter if you live in South Africa, the USA, or Germany. When somebody is excluded or discriminated just because he or she looks diffrent than most of us it's pretty serious. read more

A panel of UN experts has accused Germany of discriminating against people of African descent and allowing widespread racial profiling by the government and security agencies. Researchers warned that the situation remains largely invisible to wider society, partly because the country’s colonial past and racism against black people has been “overshadowed” by a focus on Nazi history and the anti-Semitic far-right. read more

21.03.2018. Germany's government spent over €100 million in 2017 for initiatives promoting diversity. But as the country marks the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, intolerance remains a serious issue. read more