Links to European institutions & organisations.| The website for research and information on Europe's ethnic and cultural diversity | |
| The Eurasia Research Center Web Site features in depth research reports, news analysis, and links to newspaper articles and wire service reports with breaking news on the Balkans, Baltic States, Central Europe, the Caucasus, formerly Soviet Central Asia, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Also featured are direct links to pages with information on politics, issues of war and peace, culture, and social, economic and human rights conditions in Post Cold War Eurasia. The Eurasia Research Center EurasiaNews service provides special reports on crisis regions of Eurasia such as Bosnia, Chechnya, Kosova, Karabakh, Abkhazia, Afghanistan, Kurdistan, and Tajikistan. | |
| directory of resources on minority human rights and related problems of the transition period in Eastern and Central Europe. | |
| European network against nationalism, racism, fascism and in support of migrants and refugees. | |
| A forum of european youth organisations Des jeunes de toute l'Europe discutent via Internet, debattent sur le Racisme, la construction europeenne, l'utilisation des nouvelles technologies multimedia et presentent les projets qu'ils ont ou qu'ils souhaitent realiser. Young people from all over Europe discuss and debate via the Internet the themes of Racism, Europe, and the use of new multimedia technologies. They present the projects they have already carried out or hope to realise at a later stage |
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| to combat racism from all the EU Member States. | |
| MPG was established as an independent, not for profit organisation based in Brussels. MPG is committed to improving policy development on migration and related issues through the promotion of facilitated exchange between key stakeholders in Europe, North America and the international community, and through the production of substantive, comparative policy analysis. MPG bases its activities on the belief that high-level discussion and debate within and between countries among representatives of all sectors of society - public, private, and business - can contribute to the identification and implementation of innovative and effective solutions to the challenges posed by migration. | |
| The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance is a body of the Council of Europe set up by the first Summit of Heads of State and of Government of the member States of the Council of Europe held in Vienna in October 1993. | |
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