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Link: Disasters Emergency Committee Appeal - Haitian Earthquake - Donate whatever you can, now.Donegall Pass Community Forum is proud to be a member of the South Belfast Roundtable on Racism and, in addition, to actively participate at sub-committee level.

Fully-endorsed and actively subscribed to by all its constituent members, the South Belfast Roundtable on Racism has issued an ‘anti-racism statement’ - reproduced hereunder:

“If South Belfast is to prosper as a community, then it is essential that all citizens feel they have an equal share in the community and that each citizen is equally valued.  The South Belfast Roundtable on Racism believes that racism should be eliminated wherever and however it occurs, whether in the form of racial discrimination, racial harassment or violence.

Link to: Belfast Interface Project website
Link to: Emrace NI website
Link to: Human Rights Watch website

Within our community the South Belfast Roundtable on Racism is committed to:

 

 

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challenging racism and racist practices

 

 

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creating an atmosphere where racism is not tolerated

 

 

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seeking to ensure that anybody can feel safe whatever his or her ethnic origin.

 

 

 

 

This statement commits participants/participating organisations to take action to:

 

 

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eliminate racial discrimination

 

 

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promote equality of opportunity

 

 

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support the development of good race relations.

 

 

 

 

The South Belfast Round Table on Racism will underpin and sustain this commitment by:

 

 

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organising awareness campaigns, public meetings and conferences

 

 

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using appropriate visual images in publications

 

 

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working in partnership with other organisations to promote the principles of anti-racism.

 

 

 

 

The South Belfast Roundtable on Racism endorses the vision and strategic aims of “A Racial Equality Strategy for Northern Ireland: 2005-2010”. Participants/participating organisations in the Roundtable will work towards the achievement of the vision and strategic aims (CLICK to download  "A Racial Equality Strategy for Northern Ireland: 2005-2010, 643Kb click Adobe Reader symbol to download “A Racial Equality Strategy for Northern Ireland: 2005-2010”; see also below).

 

 

 

 

Working independently and in partnership, participants/participating organisations will act

 

 

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to tackle racial inequalities and to open up opportunity for all

 

 

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to eradicate racism and hate crime

 

 

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to initiate actions to promote good race relations.”

Link to: Equality Commission for Northern Ireland website
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Link to: the  Northern Ireland Community of Refugees and Asylum Seekers website
Link to: the Polish Association Northern Ireland website
Link to: Polish Consulate Northern Ireland
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Link to: Indian Community Centre, Belfast website
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Vision 

 

 

A society in which racial diversity is supported, understood, valued and respected, where racism in any of its forms is not tolerated and where we live together as a society and enjoy equality of opportunity and equal protection.

 

 

 

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ELIMINATION OF RACIAL INEQUALITY

 

To eliminate racism, racial inequality and unlawful racial discrimination and promote equality of opportunity in all aspects of life, including public life, for people of different ethnic backgrounds in Northern Ireland.

 

 

 

 

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EQUAL PROTECTION

 

To combat racism and provide effective protection and redress against racism and racial crime.

 

 

 

 

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EQUALITY OF SERVICE PROVISION

 

To ensure equality of opportunity for minority ethnic people in accessing, and benefiting from, all public services.

 

 

 

 

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PARTICIPATION

 

To increase participation and a sense of ‘belonging’ of people from minority ethnic backgrounds in public, political, economic, social and cultural life.

 

 

 

 

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DIALOGUE

 

To promote dialogue between, and mutual understanding of, different faiths and cultural backgrounds, both long standing within Northern Ireland and recent arrivals to these shores, guided by overarching human rights norms.

 

 

 

 

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CAPACITY BUILDING

 

To build capacity within minority ethnic communities to develop a vibrant and sustainable minority ethnic sector at both local and regional level and to help minority ethnic people to fulfil the Government’s aim of a shared future for Northern Ireland.

Link to: Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants website
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Trafficking - Report Links (anti-slavery.org):
Opportunities and Obstacles: Ensuring access to compensation for trafficked persons in the UK
Collateral Damage: The impact of anti-trafficking measures on human rights around the world
Missing Out: A Study of Child Trafficking in the North-West, North-East and West Midlands
Trafficking for Forced Labour in Europe
Trafficking for Forced Labour: UK country report
Compilation of Reports from the Conference on When People are Treated as Commodities in the Global Market
Trafficking in Women, Forced Labour and Domestic Work: In the context of the Middle East and Gulf region
Protocol for Identification and Assistance of Trafficked Persons and Training Kit
Report of the Eastern and Horn of Africa Conference on Human Trafficking and Forced Labour
Compilation of Reports from the Conference on Trafficking of Human Beings and Migration: A human rights approach
An Absence of Choice: The sexual exploitation of North Korean women in China
The Migration-Trafficking Nexus: Combating trafficking through the protection of migrants' human rights

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Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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Links: Cause For Concern - Racism In Northern Ireland Legacy of Intolerance: racism and Unionism in South Belfast, 10 February 2004 antislavery.org
A ChildLine Information Sheet: RACISM
BreakingTheSilenceBreaking the Silence: Learning about the Transatlantic Slave TradeJoin the fight for freedom 1807-2007
Race Crime and Sectarian Crime Legislation in Northern Ireland - A Summary Paper
DIVERSITY CONFERENCE: Thursday 29th September 2005, Millennium Forum, Londonderry.

Racism - A History (Fatal Impacts) 5 embedded videos - opening in ‘pop-up’ window.

Black Presence: Asian and Black History in Britain, 1500-1850
Link to: ArtsEkta pan-culturalism promotional website
PSNI: Statistical Report No. 3 - HATE INCIDENTS AND CRIMES, 1 April 2005/31 March 2006.
INCORE: Local International Learning Project (LILP) Challenging Sectarianism and Racism

Dr Martin Luther King Jnr: 10 embedded videos - opening in a “pop-up” window.

Racism a History - The Colour of Money: 6 embedded videos opening in ‘pop-up’ window.

Race Crime and Sectarian Crime Legislation in Northern Ireland - A Summary Paper
INCORE: Race/Ethnicity, Disability & Sexual Orientation in Northern Ireland - A Study of Community Organisations

Nazis: Racism & Murder - 6 embedded videos, opening in a “pop-up” window

Link to: the Beyond Skin website

Documentarie: Racism A History - 2 embedded videos opening in ‘pop-up’ window.

Racial prejudice in Northern Ireland
Cause For Concern - Racism In Northern Ireland
Institute of Race Relations - Links to articles relating to Northern Ireland
Link to: Unite Aginst Hate multi-agency campaign website Link to: the Afro-Community Support Organisation Northern Ireland's website

Mahatma Gandhi: 5 embedded videos opening in ‘pop-up’ window.

Racial prejudice in Northern Ireland
Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants
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