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Research published on policing and minority ethnic youth in Scotland

“We are under siege from racism, say ethnic youths” Herald
“Understanding is key” Herald
“Living under the ‘white gaze’” Herald
“‘Racism is everywhere...I confront it’” Herald
“Ethnic youths view police as racist” Evening Times
“Report raises police racism fears” BBC
“Ethnic teens feel targetted by police” STV

Press release

“Publication of report into policing of minority ethnic young people” Lothian and Borders Police

See also

Frondigoun et al (2007) Researching Minority Ethnic Young People in Edinburgh and the Greater Glasgow Area

Posted by MM on Wed 15th Aug 2007 at 8:14 am
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Data on reported attacks on members of minority groups

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“Race attacks soar after terror strike” Scotland on Sunday

Following posted on 03.08.07

“40 racist crimes in Tayside” Evening Telegraph
“Increase in race-related crimes in Strathclyde” STV

Following posted on 23.07.07

“Minorities twice as likely to be victims of crime” Herald
“Attacks on Muslims increase in Strathclyde after airport attack” Independent

“Dundee not racist, says senior Muslim” Courier 14.4.07

Posted by MM on Mon 13th Aug 2007 at 6:57 am
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New anti-bigotry web site for football fans launched

“Online bid to give football bigots the boot” Scotsman
“Anti-sectarianism site launched” BBC

See also

http://www.kickoutbigotry.org/

Posted by MM on Wed 8th Aug 2007 at 7:17 am
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Racism and child exploitation concerns around the settlement of Roma in Govanhill

“The Child Sex Scandal On The Streets Of Scotland” Sunday Herald
“Isolated, abused and victims of decades of persecution” Sunday Herald

Posted by MM on Mon 6th Aug 2007 at 7:36 am
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Salmond praises diversity in meetings to support One Scotland anti-racism campaign

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“Peddling the politics of fear” Sunday Herald. Article by Kate Smith, co-director of the Centre for Conflict and Genocide Studies in Edinburgh, rebutting article by Gallagher.

Following posted on 01.08.07

“English policies will cause a schism in Scotland” Herald 3.8.07. Article by Professor Tom Gallagher, ethnic peace and conflict studies at Bradford University.
“Alex’s warm words not enough to tackle terror” Evening News

“Salmond: Scotland leads way in social cohesion” Herald
“Salmond uses Muslim meeting to call for unity against terror” Scotsman
“Call for unity after Muslim talks” BBC
“Executive unites all efforts to beat hate crimes” Herald
“Events to thank attack response” BBC

Press release

“FM meets with Muslim leaders” Scot. Exec.

See also

One Scotland

Posted by MM on Mon 6th Aug 2007 at 7:25 am
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Sexual orientation, equality and attitude change

“There’s still work to do on equality” Evening News

Posted by MM on Fri 3rd Aug 2007 at 7:07 am
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Demonstration in protest against terror attack: emphasis on unity and solidarity

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“Salmond response to airport attack ‘boost for radical Islam’ says academic” Scotland on Sunday 22.7.07

“The questions Salmond should have asked Muslim community” Scotsman
“Afghanistan and Iraq are ‘no excuse’ for terror, city rally told” Evening Times

Following posted on 09.07.07

“1,500 gather in anti-terror rally in Glasgow” STV
“Hundreds attend anti-terror rally” BBC
“What are your feelings since the Glasgow Airport attack?” BBC News Forum
“Faith in justice must unite us” Sunday Herald
“‘The fact that our beautiful religion can be so misused hurts us badly’” Scotland on Sunday
“United response a tribute to Scotland’s solidarity” Scotland on Sunday. Article by Alex Salmond, First Minister.
“Iraq no excuse for terror, rally told” Observer
“Minister angered by revenge attacks” Herald
“MP’s support for Muslim community” Courier
“MacAskill visits Mosque” Holyrood.com
“Glasgow rally against terrorism planned” Holyrood.com

Press release

“Anti-terror rally” Scot. Exec.
“Minister visits Edinburgh mosque” Scot. Exec.

See also

Muslims United

Posted by MM on Tue 10th Jul 2007 at 6:34 am
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Orange march reminder of older sectarian divisions in Scotland

“Fears over ‘hangers-on’ as Grand Master joins police for march” Herald
“Cops stretched to the limit as thousands take to streets of city ” Evening Times

Posted by MM on Mon 9th Jul 2007 at 7:14 am
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Reactions to Glasgow Airport terror attack

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“Lord Advocate authorises transfer of arrested in terror plot ” Holyrood.com
“Terror suspects transferred to London” STV

“Muslim leader fears ‘rising hostility’” Evening News
“Muslims must help police more, leaders urge” Guardian
“Muslims must help police more, leaders urge” Guardian
“Alternative to control orders may top new agenda” Guardian
“Let’s be careful not to fall into the terrorists’ trap” Herald
“March to highlight unity of faiths” Herald
“The voice of Scotland’s Muslims: We will not let this evil divide us. We would die for this country” Scotsman
“Reflecting on Glasgow’s terror attack” BBC

Following posted on 03.07.07

“Police do not need stronger powers of detention says Salmond” Herald
“90-day detention not needed, says First Minister” Law Society Journal Online
“Relief, anxiety and outrage among locals” Guardian
“Police investigate fire at mosque” Herald
“Terrorist attack will put Salmond to the test” Scotsman
“The right approach on terrorism” Scotsman

“We are seething . . . Muslims are just as likely to be victims” Daily Record 2.7.07
“Muslims voice their anger at ‘barbaric’ acts” Evening Times
“‘These are not your young people’” Herald
“Salmond: country shows ‘hope and resilience’ ” Herald
“Why Scotland is in the terrorist bombers’ sights” Herald
“We must all work together to root out extremism” Herald. Article by Bashir Ahmad, SNP list MSP for Glasgow.
“Muslim groups ‘appalled by sinister plot’” Independent
“The need for calm, caution and intelligence” Independent
“Scotland is no longer off-limits to terror” Scotsman
“Reactions to attack” STV

Following posted on 01.07.07

“Salmond warns against backlash” Evening Times
“Control of terror suspects is key” Scotsman
“A time for vigilance” Scotland on Sunday
“‘There are a small number of individuals who will use this opportunity to harass minority communities’” Sunday Herald
“‘Glasgow has always been separate from London. Yes, there are racial tensions but nothing like this’” Sunday Herald
“We face threats both north and south of the Border’ ” Sunday Herald
“We must be vigilant about the dangers of short-term solutions” Sunday Herald
“Threats made after Glasgow attack” BBC
“Official view on airport incident” BBC

Press releases
“Update on Glasgow airport incident” Scot. Exec.
“Terrorist threat at ‘critical’” Scot. Exec.
“Top Cop Joins Colleagues To Thank Renfrewshire Community” Strathclyde Police
“ACC John Neilson reassures local communities” Strathclyde Police

Posted by MM on Wed 4th Jul 2007 at 6:54 am
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Disability advocates call for consistency in hate crime legislation

“Disabled attacks hate crime plea” BBC

Posted by MM on Fri 25th May 2007 at 7:55 am
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