The non -governmental organization, the anti -racist work and the civilian reaction (Zara), which has been recording racist attacks in the country for more than 20 years, shared the “2024 racism report” with the public.
According to the report, the racist attacks, which were 1302 in 2023, rose to 1647 in the previous year, while 61 percent of them took place in “digital platforms” and 39 percent took place in various areas of social life.
“Internet”, 1009 cases and racist attacks were the most experienced environment.
The second place where racist attacks are most seen was recorded as “public areas” with 13 percent. “Entertainment and service sector 11 percent”, “public institutions and organizations” performed in the country last year with 6 percent racist attacks. 8 percent attacks were broadcast in other areas of social life.
79 percent of the racist attacks were reported by witnesses and 21 percent were reported by the victims. This relationship: “Whether we record this to the police or not, we cannot achieve a result”, the idea of reflection on the idea is expressed.
“Sacrifice is missing effective complaint mechanisms”
The Zara manager Rita Isiba said in his presentation about the report that this year's report focused on discriminatory, marginalizing and racist approaches in the health sector.
Isiba said that the report, immigrants and immigrants in medical institutions are generally not taken seriously, ignored their symptoms and their pain is insignificant. he said.
Isiba emphasized that the cases documented in the racism report point more to a structural problem than exceptional situations and that the decision -makers should take consistent measures for political decisions to combat it and that it is important to contribute to civil society.
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