Centre for Parliamentary Studies, Brussels (Web)
Time: 15th July 2010
Place: Brussels
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As part of longer-term strategies around migration and integration policy within the EU, tackling multiple discrimination is a complex process. It is imperative to address all dimensions in a comprehensive and constructive manner in order to trigger effective dialogue at all levels of governance in Europe. Historically, discrimination based on gender, religion and race has posed challenges for many years. However, with the latest financial crises and a greater fluidity in the migration landscape in Europe, this phenomenon appears to be even more challenging in terms of discrimination against migrants – discrimination that manifests itself on many levels and seriously undermines efforts to promote equality and diversity.
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