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The Graphic Truth: Do European cops target ethnic groups?

May 25, 2021
Carlos Santamaria
and
Paige Fusco
The Graphic Truth: Do European cops target ethnic groups?
Paige Fusco

The murder of George Floyd last summer in the US sparked a global anti-racism movement. Since then, racism and police discrimination against minority groups in Europe have gained wider attention. There's evidence that that non-white Europeans are disproportionately stopped by police compared to the majority white population — and new research shows that many believe they are regularly singled out by police based solely on their ethnicity. We take a look at ethnic groups' perceptions of being targeted by police in various European countries.

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