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84% of non-Danish people have experienced discrimination in Denmark

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A study by the Institute for Human Rights shows that the large majority of people with another ethnic background than Danish who live in Denmark experienced discrimination at least once. 

  • 63% experienced bad words due their ethnic background; 58% experienced prejudice; 49% experienced worse service; 48% got an application rejected; 39% said that people are acting around them like they are afraid; 36% got refused entrance in a club or another place; 29% got stopped by the police for no reason; 12% experienced violence. 
  • The ethnic groups that experience the most discrimination are from Africa, Middle East, Asia and Eastern Europe. 
  • Only 11% report acts of discrimination to the authorities. 
Narcis George Matache
Narcis George Matachehttp://www.narcis.dk
Executive Editor and Founder of "Last Week in Denmark".

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