Source · Select Committees · Human Rights (Joint Committee)
Recommendation 22
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While the work of the Race Disparity Audit was ground-breaking and very valuable in bringing...
Conclusion
While the work of the Race Disparity Audit was ground-breaking and very valuable in bringing together the available data, we are concerned that gaps in data collection and analysis remain and act as a barrier to the enforcement of Black people’s human rights. The race equality strategy we propose must have at its heart a cross-government commitment to improved data collection on racial inequality. (Paragraph 111) Black people, racism and human rights 39 Declaration of Interests Lord Brabazon of Tara • No relevant interests to declare Lord Dubs • No Interests declared Baroness Ludford • No Interests declared Baroness Massey of Darwen • No relevant interests to declare Lord Singh of Wimbledon • No Interests declared Lord Trimble • No Interests declared 40 Black people, racism and human rights
Government Response
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