Meet Project
On the occasion of the European day against Islamophobia Project MEET was presented within the High Level panel organized by FEMYSO and ARDI – European Parliament Anti Racism…
The MEET project started in October 2019 with the aim to question how and where we can be able to fight discrimination against Muslim women and girls. Talking…
The European Commission released today, Monday the 22nd of June, the results of its Fifth evaluation of the 2016 Code of Conduct on countering illegal hate speech online.…
Raffia Arshad, a British barrister is the first Musilm woman wearing Hijab who became judge, not only in the UK but in the whole Western world. This is…
While in the real world we are fighting to defeat covid-19, in the virtual world of social media there is a virus that never stops spreading that of…
In less than three months COVID-19 has assumed a pandemic level and completely revolted common citizens’ daily life as well as States policies programmes and the economic system.…
This european project, MEET, is aptly named! It helps to gather various actors involved in the promotion of equality. In the context of the setting up collective action…
The first meeting of the Local Observatory on Islamophobia (LOI) in Poland took place on 5th February, in Warsaw. The choice of LOI members has been made after…
The MEET project wants to contribute to detect information on episodes of Islamophobia as well as good practices or examples of positive integration in the 6 countries where…
Sometimes a shadow does not reflect correctly the object or the person from which it comes, looking only at the wall we see a larger, smaller, distorted figure,…