men raised in violent, misogynistic countries
No apology is coming because the legal, international definition of racism includes the belief that a person is inferior, immoral, violent based on their nationality.
The data that other European Governments have published proves you are wrong, even adjusting for age etc.
No it doesn’t. Go read some fact checks and the publications by actual social scientists not influencers on X or right wing politicians who have a license to lie.
obvious facts above regarding how the young men from these specific backgrounds obviously pose and even higher risk than those who have been raised in our own society, as the data from other countries has shown beyond doubt.
This is racial discrimination, aka racist
How dare I? By using the Equality Act of 2010
https://www.acas.org.uk/race-discrimination
”The Equality Act 2010 says that people must not be unfairly discriminated against because of:
- colour
- nationality
- ethnic or national origins
Someone's race is made up of a combination of these things. For example:
- white, British, of Polish national origin
- black, British, of African ethnic origin and Nigerian national origin
Colour
This means skin colour.
Hair colour is not covered by the law.
Nationality
This means someone's current nationality or citizenship, for example British. This can change. Someone's nationality might not be the same as where they were born.
Ethnic origin
Someone's ethnic origin is defined by the ethnic group they belong to.
An ethnic group is a group of people with a shared history and culture. The group may also share language, religion or geographical origin. People can belong to more than one ethnic group.
Whether an ethnic group is protected from discrimination can sometimes depend on it being recognised by the courts.
Examples of recognised ethnic groups include:
- Irish Travellers
- Jewish people
- Romany Gypsies
English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh people are all recognised as separate ethnic groups within the UK.
Not all ethnic groups have been recognised as protected by the courts, for example some Gypsy and Traveller groups.
National origin
National origin usually means where someone was born or where their parents are from. It can be different from nationality. For example someone could have Chinese national origin and British nationality.
Racial group
This is a term used in the Equality Act 2010 to describe any group of people who share one or more aspects of race.
Discrimination because of more than one aspect of race
Discrimination can happen because of one or more aspects of someone's race.
For example, someone born in the UK with Nigerian parents could be discriminated against because of any combination of:
- their black skin colour
- their British nationality
- their Nigerian national origin
Feel free to report my comments, but according to the UK Equality Act of 2010 on racial discrimination you and other posters are engaging in blatant racism on the basis of national origin/nationality.