European Parliamentary Research Service By / July 31, 2024

Discrimination based on ethnic

Discrimination based on ethnic or immigrant background in different areas of life in the 12 months before the FRA EU MIDIS II survey of 2017, by survey target group (%)

Discrimination based on ethnic or immigrant background in different areas of life in the 12 months before the FRA EU MIDIS II survey of 2017, by survey target group (%)

African descent felt they had suffered discrimination in the 5 years prior to the survey, and 34 % in the previous 12 months.
The areas in which the respondents to the 2017 EU-MIDIS II survey felt they had suffered discrimination differed considerably by ethnic group (Figure 1). Furthermore, there were substantial differences per country (Figure 2).

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