The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) published the press release ‘Muslims in Europe face ever more racism and discrimination‘ (pdf-version):

One in two Muslims in the EU face racism and discrimination in their daily life – a sharp rise since 2016. Muslim women, men and children are targeted not just because of their religion, but also because of their skin colour and ethnic or immigrant background. Young Muslims born in the EU and women wearing religious clothing are especially affected. These are some of the findings of the latest report from the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA).

It shows that Europeans should not be proud of themselves for complying with the fundamental rights rules that the EU prides itself on.

More information:

Being Muslim in the EU:

• report page with Being Muslim in the EU – Experiences of Muslims, technical and quality report – EU survey on immigrants and descendants of immigrants and EU survey on immigrants and descendants of immigrants 2022 – Questionnaire.
• findings Q&A,
• methology Q&A.

Other publications by FRA:

• on antisemitism: Jews in Europe still face high levels of antisemitism;
• on the experiences of people of African descent, ‘Being Black in the EU’.