About ENAR

One of the cases that had had a profound impact in Europe, has been the conflict with the Roma Gypsies in France. It started during the summer of 2010 when the government of France under the orders of Sarkozy decided to deport the gypsies illigal camps and all the people inside them. The 19th of August, 93 gypsies were sent back to Romania, with the aim of deporting, at least, 700 gypsies to their country.

That's one of the problems in the EU and they are coming up with a way to sort it out. 

ENAR

ENAR combats racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, and promotes equality of treatment between European Union citizens and third country nationals.

Their mission is to obtain full equality and solidarity, allowing all members of society, whatever their skin colour, ethnicity, sex, gender, religion, disability, age or sexual orientation, to participate and be included in society. 
They are achieving this by specifically combating racism and discrimination based on colour, ethnicity, national origin, nationality, religion, culture, language or legal status.

ENAR is the voice of its member organisations in Brussels and advocates on their behalf. They aim to make a difference in a range of fields relating to equality and anti-racism, migration and integration, and social inclusion of ethnic and religious minorities in Europe. 


This is a difficult subject to deal with, but I believe some day it will become true.