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Seven of 18 Irish government departments missed anti-racism reporting deadlines, exposing systemic racism and weak enforcement of national anti-racism efforts.
A new report by Ireland’s special rapporteur on racial equality, Dr. Ebun Joseph, reveals that seven of 18 government departments failed to submit required anti-racism monitoring reports, undermining the national action plan’s whole-of-government approach.
The findings highlight persistent structural racism affecting employment and education, outdated hate speech laws, insufficient data on race, and rising anti-migrant sentiment fueled by far-right rhetoric, attacks on asylum seeker accommodations, and increased deportations.
The report calls for mandatory anti-racism training, annual reporting, stronger leadership, and full government commitment to drive transformative change beyond procedural compliance.
Siete de los 18 departamentos del gobierno irlandés no cumplieron con los plazos de presentación de informes contra el racismo, exponiendo el racismo sistémico y la débil aplicación de los esfuerzos nacionales contra el racismo.