Equality minister prepares for clash with UN releasing findings of evidence of racism in UK

Ah united nations The UK’s Fact-Finding Mission on Racism could spark controversy as it releases ‘preliminary findings’ this week.

UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent Visits UK to Meet with Rising Equality Minister Kemi Badenoch – As part of a trip to collect evidence of “racism, xenophobia and afrophobia”.

The group, which condemned Tony Sewell’s report that no evidence of systemic racism was found in the UK in 2021, will hold a press conference this week.

Birthplace of Badenok London part of her childhood Nigeria.

At 43, she rose to the cabinet and is the leader of the “anti-awakening” Tory Party, who is expected to become a future prime minister.

Experts study “the most grave human rights abuses experienced by people of African descent in the UK” and “racial prejudice and discrimination in the criminal justice system and law enforcement, including racial profiling and the fight against terrorism” To do.

Last night, a senior government source noted that a UN group had asked the government to reject the report of the Commission on Racial and Ethnic Disparities.

It accused the report’s authors of “normalizing white supremacy.”

A government source said: “It would be great to see this UN working group take note of the significant progress the UK has made in addressing racial and ethnic disparities.

“However, the record of what this working group has done with other countries does not leave us with much hope.”