That there were racial and ethnic profiling concerns that I had.
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But some protective measures have effectively amounted to racial or ethnic profiling.
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Israeli-style ethnic profiling and ubiquitous electronic surveillance would be neither possible nor desirable.
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SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates — Ethnic profiling is business as usual in the contemporary art market.
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A spokesman said Thursday that Mr. Trump did not intend to endorse racial or ethnic profiling.
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Thus his call on Tuesday for patrols of Muslim neighborhoods, perhaps the ultimate step in ethnic profiling.
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Instead they raised concerns from lawmakers on both sides of the aisles about racial and ethnic profiling.
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These campaigns have led to an exponential growth of "enforced disappearances," extrajudicial killings and ethnic profiling of Pashtuns.
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John Stauffer, chief legal counsel with the Stockholm-based Civil Rights Defenders, said by phone that ethnic profiling was widespread.
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The judge issued a permanent order two years later, ruling that Maricopa County's handling of people of Latino descent amounted to racial and ethnic profiling.
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One of the most troubling rumors that often spreads alongside outbreaks is who exactly has the disease — something that can lead to racial and ethnic profiling.
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Puente sued Arpaio, saying the workplace raids -- such as the one in which Garcia de Rayos was arrested -- were unconstitutional and amounted to racial and ethnic profiling.
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The city council in Portland, Oregon, voted in February to pull local cops from the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force over concerns about racial and ethnic profiling.
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He had promised during his 2012 campaign to end ethnic profiling by the police, and last year a Paris appeals court found the practice to be discriminatory.
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Alkhawaldeh and Abdallah said they had filed a complaint with the Department of Transportation, and said that they wanted to raise awareness of racial and ethnic profiling.
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It is clear, yet again, that Congress should cut funding for this troubled program, which is known more for racial and ethnic profiling than detecting terrorist activity.
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Such a push could easily put ethnic profiling software in the hands of other governments, said Jonathan Frankle, an A.I. researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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He has called for a census of Italy's Roma to expel those without citizenship, raising alarms for critics who call it ethnic profiling and say it is unconstitutional.
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In May of 2013, Snow ruled that Maricopa County's handling of people of Latino descent was not thorough enforcement of immigration laws but instead was racial and ethnic profiling.
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Lack of due process, family separation because of deportation, ethnic profiling and outright persecution of unauthorized migrants for no other reason than their "paperless" status are on the rise.
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"ICE's arrest of Mr. Villavicencio while he was doing his job was an outrageous affront to our New York values and raised serious concerns of ethnic profiling," Cuomo said.
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In May of 2013, Snow ruled that Maricopa County's handling of people of Latino descent was not thorough enforcement of immigration laws -- but instead amounted to racial and ethnic profiling.
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Ms. Diallo's documentary "From Paris to Ferguson: Guilty of Being Black" ("Not Yo Mama's Movement" in the United States) examines the pervasiveness of ethnic profiling in abusive police identity checks.
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And relentless ethnic profiling by the police and violent raids on Muslim homes and businesses, as have been taking place in France and Belgium since November, have further alienated these communities.
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Ethnic profiling by the police of France's minorities — condemned as discriminatory by a Paris appeals court in June — has returned with a vengeance, and hate crimes against Muslims are on the rise.
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Deeply controversial for his policies on ethnic profiling and jail conditions, Mr Arpaio was repeatedly admonished by state and federal courts, culminating in a conviction for criminal contempt of court in 2017.
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The agency's enforcement strategies, and the support it has lent to local and state police departments, have also fueled abusive police tactics including dangerous no-knock-raids and ethnic profiling of drivers.
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In 2013, US District Judge G. Murray Snow ruled that Maricopa County's handling of people of Latino ancestry was not thorough enforcement of immigration laws -- but instead amounted to racial and ethnic profiling.
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" The Foreign Press Association, an organization that works to help journalists covering the region, condemned the "disgraceful and indefensible behavior" of the Israeli PM's security staff and called the incident a "blatant case of ethnic profiling.
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Mr. Trump's insistence in recent days that he has no problem with ethnic profiling might have led to tougher interrogations of Mr. Rahami when he traveled to Quetta, Pakistan, the center of Taliban power, and returned, or when he came back from there with a Pakistani wife.
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But brotherly love among the French has been severely tested by a series of recent terrorist attacks — many committed by French-born or raised Islamists — and by ethnic profiling and violence by police against minority youth, the stigmatizing of French Muslims by debates on Muslim women's dress, and the Islamophobia of the French far right and the failure of successive French governments to address the social isolation, poverty and unemployment in the banlieues.
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The campaign to prevent racial and ethnic profiling has not just been some kind of misguided effort to be nice to all people at the expense of endangering the nation -- the goal is to uphold the civil liberties that define the country that we are trying to protect; to protect the rights of all citizens with the understanding that once we bring the barriers down for some groups, the rest will soon fall; and to prevent the kind of racial and ethnic stereotyping that has sometimes led some police officers to undertake lethal action against African-Americans.
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Racial or ethnic profiling is the act of suspecting or targeting a person on the basis of assumed characteristics or behavior of a racial or ethnic group, rather than on individual suspicion. Racial profiling, however, is not limited only to an individual's ethnicity or race, but can also be based on the individual's religion, or national origin. In European countries, the term "ethnic profiling" is also used instead of racial profiling.
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In 2013, the UN Special Rapporteur, Mutuma Ruteere, described the practice of ethnic profiling by Spanish law enforcement officers "a persisting and pervasive problem". In 2014, the Spanish government approved a law which prohibited racial profiling by police forces.
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The Chandler roundup was a law enforcement operation in Chandler, Arizona, in 1997 in which hundreds of suspected illegal immigrants were arrested.... In 2004 hearings of the U.S. Senate, it was described as "the only major ethnic profiling incident actually related to immigration"..
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Anti-Romanian sentiment in the European Union refers to the discrimination of Romanian citizens within the European Union. Although Romania is a member of the EU, Romanian citizens have faced ethnic profiling in various European countries and open discrimination in countries like Italy or Austria.
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Racial profiling by police forces in Spain is a common practice. A study by the University of Valencia, found that people of non-white aspect are up to ten times more likely to be stopped by the police on the street. Amnesty International accused Spanish authorities of using racial and ethnic profiling, with police singling out people who do not look Caucasian in the street and public places. In 2011, the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) urged the Spanish government to take "effective measures" to ethnic profiling, including the modification of existing laws and regulations which permit its practice.
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Racial profiling, or ethnic profiling, is the act of suspecting or targeting a person of a certain race on the basis of racially observed characteristics or behavior, rather than on individual suspicion. Racial profiling is commonly referred to regarding its use by law enforcement, and its leading to discrimination against minorities.
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Zancocchio was released from prison on July 31, 2018, and was acquitted of racketeering and conspiracy charges on March 13, 2019. At the time, he was a resident of Staten Island."The Bonanno Family: After Claiming Ethnic Profiling, 2 Accused of Being Mobsters Are Acquitted", The New York Times, March 13, 2019.
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A reflection on expanding preventative powers, ethnic profiling and a changing social and political context', Policing and Society, Vol. 21, No. 4, December 2011. This trend in police behaviour has drawn comment from Amnesty International, where a 2015 report describes Dutch law enforcement officers as having a tendency to correlate suspicious criminal behaviour with specific ethnic characteristics, most notably those typical of persons of Moroccan heritage.Amnesty International 2015, 'Stop and Search Powers Pose Risk to Human Rights: Acknowledging and tackling ethnic profiling in the Netherlands', viewed online 19 July 2016 at Current political discourse in the Netherlands often supports the notion of inferiority of some cultures and is evidenced by the growth in support for far-right political ideologies in recent decades.
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There is no general consensus on the ethnic profiling of children of mixed parentage. Some choose to be identified according to paternal ethnicity while others simply think that they fall in the "Others" category. The majority choose to identify themselves as Malay as long as either parent is Malay, mainly due to the legal definition of Bumiputra and the privileges that comes along with it. Children of Chinese–Indian parentage are known as Chindians.
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The ideology of BIJ1 has two pillars: radical equality and economic justice. The party strives for the emancipation of the LGBT community, stronger anti-hate speech laws and an end to ethnic profiling. The party controversially calls for the abolishment of the Zwarte Piet tradition. Economically the party calls for a single-payer healthcare system, the closing of the gender wage gap and replacing gross domestic product with the concept of gross national happiness as the dominant economic indicator.
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Jackson's son Jonathan Jackson of assault. Conservative organization Judicial Watch provided attorneys for Peterson in the case. In June 2010, Peterson was asked by Los Angeles Sheriffs to leave the hall after he loudly protested the vote of county Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas. The L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to join an economic boycott against the state of Arizona for its controversial immigration law SB 1070, which many feared would increase racial and ethnic profiling of Latino Americans.
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19, 2007. By working in multiracial coalitions, AALDEF has brought Asian American perspectives to policy debates and organized campaigns to stop hate violence, police misconduct and human trafficking. After the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center, AALDEF defended the civil liberties of South Asians, Arabs, Jews, Iranians, and Muslims who were the targets of racial and ethnic profiling. AALDEF has worked with grassroots groups to promote educational equity and youth rights and to ensure that Asian Americans have a greater voice in the political process.
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My mother feared for her life and thought she was going to be beaten since the behavior of the police was very rude!” Racial profiling by the Finnish police has been under scrutiny since the Finnish police carried out spot checks with the Finnish Border Guard on “foreign-looking” people in Helsinki, Espoo, and Vantaa in 2016. The University of Turku is currently working on the most comprehensive study about ethnic profiling that has been made in Finland to date, which will be published in 2018.
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Abdulameer Yousef Habeeb is an Iraqi artist and calligrapher living as of 2008 as a refugee in the United States. His detention in Havre, Montana, on April 1, 2003, apparently due to ethnic profiling, led eventually to an apology and compensation from the United States Department of Justice."Justice for an Iraqi Refugee", Civil Liberties, published by the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington, volume 39, number 3, p. 3.Mike Lewis, Iraqi immigrant gets U.S. apology, cash, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, August 23, 2007.
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He felt there was less resistance in the USA to ethnic profiling of minorities and to create a cultural sanctuary for Indos he set up the Indo Community Center 'De Soos'Huping, Ling "Emerging voices: experiences of underrepresented Asian Americans." (Publisher: Rutgers University Press, 2008) P.101 See: in Victorville, near Los Angeles, which only allowed membership to people that were also subscribed to the 'American Tong Tong' magazine.Iburg, Nora “Van Pasar Malam tot I Love Indo, identiteitsconstructie en manifestatie door drie generaties Indische Nederlanders.” (Master thesis, Arnhem University, 2009, Ellessy Publishers, 2010) p.
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The airline was criticized by Hungarian courts for refusing to search luggage with the passenger present, acting against Hungarian domestic laws stipulating that only authorized officials are able to undertake such searches. In 2008, a civil case was brought to the Supreme Court of Israel by the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, which alleged that El Al's practice of ethnic profiling illegally singled out Arab passengers for tougher treatment.Rights Group Says Airport's Racial Profiling Violates Israeli Law, Associated Press (March 20, 2008). The group had petitioned "for the complete elimination of racial profiling" by the airline.
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The civil rights organisation Büro zur Umsetzung von Gleichbehandlung (Office for the Implementation of Equal Treatment) makes a distinction between criminal profiling, which is legitimate in Germany, and ethnic profiling, which is not. According to a 2016 report by the Interior ministry in Germany, there had been an increase in hate crimes and violence against migrant groups in Germany. The reports concluded that there were more than 10 attacks per day against migrants in Germany in 2016. This report from Germany garnered the attention of the United Nations, which alleged that people of African descent face widespread discrimination in Germany.
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The concern is that this is done for ethnic profiling. The German Max Planck Society founded the "Partner Institute for Computational Biology" and funded one scientist from the Beijing Institute of Genomics with a grant, even though he was employed by the Chinese police, the Ministry of Public Security. He published findings exploring the DNA of physical appearance traits in 2018 and 2019 in the journal Human Genetics by Springer Nature and said he had been unaware of the origins of the DNA samples of the men from Tumxuk. The NYT had first reported about ethnic phenotyping in spring of 2019, calling it "automated racism".
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Davids’ research sits at a nexus between Postcolonial Studies, Performance Studies and Live Performance. Her work contributes to the performative reimagining of South African archives and stages questions around trauma, cultural memory, the (im)materiality of the archive, of race, place and gender. Through themes of place, home, exile, resistance, and restitution, she examine material loss, engage with performative tactics of re-construction of place through memory, and suggest an ideological flow between oral history, witnessing, and theatre. She reference different contexts in which these experiences have been formed — District Six, slavery, colonialism, apartheid, immigration, post-9/11 racial/ethnic profiling, interstitial creolized identity formation-through various creative practices: theatre, short stories, documentary and screenplays.
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Between 1994 and 1996 Black communities were subject to severe social and political pressure. The New York-based Human Rights Watch identified Britain as the country with the highest incidence of racial attacks in Europe. Research at Southampton University by law professor Lawrence Lustgarden showed that Britain jails more Black people per head of population than the USA.Kjartan Páll Sveinsson (ed.), "Ethnic Profiling: The Use of 'Race' in UK Law Enforcement", Runnymede Perspectives, May 2010. In early 1996, with the last date for a General Election 18 months away - Black volunteers at Charter88 and activists at The 1990 Trust began exploring ways of using the most important event in Britain's political calendar to raise the concerns of the Black community.
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Airport security is not the only area where Israel employs techniques of ethnic profiling. The military governance of the Palestinian territories uses these methods extensively, and it has been argued that, with regard to the administration of Palestinians, 'Profiling is its methodological procedure.' Orna Ben-Naftali, Michael Sfard, Hedi Viterbo, The ABC of the OPT: A Legal Lexicon of the Israeli Control over the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Cambridge University Press, 2018 p.235:'Israel’s territorial expansion into the OPT, coupled with its demographic angst and with its security cult, generates the perception that Palestinians . .cease to be conceived of as citizens or protected persons endowed with rights; they are construed as an “objective enemy”. Such enmity is not grounded in either a concrete action or a concrete risk assessment, which defines “real enemies”: it is grounded in racism.
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Partly influenced by the anti-Western rhetoric and policies of the Sukarno administration the anti-communist senator Francis E. Walter pleaded for a second term of the Refugee Relief Act in 1957 and an additional slot of 15,000 visas in 1958.Willems, Wim "De uittocht uit Indie (1945-1995), De geschiedenis van Indische Nederlanders" (Publisher: Bert Bakker, Amsterdam, 2001) p.256-257 In 1958, the Pastore–Walter Immigration Act for the relief of certain distressed aliens was passed allowing for a one off acceptance of 10,000 Dutchmen from Indonesia (excluding the regular annual quota of 3,136 visas). It was hoped however that only 10% of these Dutch refugees would in fact be racially mixed Indos and the American embassy in The Hague was frustrated with the fact that Canada, where ethnic profiling was even stricter, was getting the full-blooded Dutch and the United States was getting Dutch "all rather heavily dark".
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He directed the airport authority to implement a policy of 'visible equality' and thereby put an end to the practice, regarding as humiliating, of racial profiling, in particular of Palestinian Israelis which had been in place for decades. The vetting procedures were duly modified but, according to Jonathan Cook, while the prior use of coloured stickers was replaced by uniform white stickers for all passengers, airport security officials simply wrote over the stickers with a numbering system that conserved the distinctions.Jonathan Cook, 'Visible Equality' as Confidence Trick, in Ilan Pappé (ed.), Israel and South Africa: The Many Faces of Apartheid, Zed Books 2015 p.123. Israel does not admit that it employs profiling based on ethnic criteria, but a 2012 empirical study based on interviews with 918 passengers, evenly covering 308 Israeli Jews, 306 Palestinian Israelis, and 304 non-Israelis found strong indications suggesting that it does so.Badi Hasisi, Yoram Margalioth, Liav Orgad, 'Ethnic Profiling In Airport Screening: Lessons From Israel, 1968–2010,' American Law and Economics Review, Volume 14, Issue 2, 1 December 2012, pp.517–560,pp.518,552.
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