The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights released its second Being Black in the EU report. Survey findings documented discrimination, harassment and ethnic profiling despite formal legal protections. The evidence challenged assumptions that antidiscrimination legislation alone demonstrates equal lived conditions for people of African descent.
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Being Black in the EU examined lived discrimination despite existing legal protections.
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The report showed why the existence of antidiscrimination law must be distinguished from conditions experienced in daily life.