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Poderoso mensaje de Lituania contra el racismo

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Ideological system that defends the categorization of people based on physical and biological characteristics, associating them with certain ethnic groups or cultural groups, intellectual abilities and moral values. Racism seeks to legitimize the superiority of some categories over others as a means of establishing, sustaining and reinforcing relations of dominant power.

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Education is the best tool to fight against racism and discrimination, and to build inclusive societies. Equality, respect and tolerance can and should be instilled in boys and girls at an early age. ECRI's guidelines for combating discrimination in and through education can help ensure that all children receive the education they deserve.

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- Interpersonal racism’: practiced by individuals or informal groups who are not professionally in hierarchical superiority with respect to the victims, nor do they officially subscribe to racist ideology. This type of racism includes actions aimed at influencing the behavior of other people, arguments against certain human groups under cultural pretexts and the manipulation of data in order to generate currents of public opinion adept at favoring the belief of inferiority of some. human groups over others.
- Doctrinal racism’: exercised by people or groups that do not have formal power over the victims, but who act on the basis of a racist ideology inspired by the speeches of extreme right-wing organizations. This racism is expressed through racist propaganda and, on numerous occasions, is accompanied by threats and physical attacks.

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- Institutional racism’: exercised by an organization, often the state, that has the power to define legality. In this case, racism materializes in a law or general policy of the discriminatory institution insofar as it does not respect the principle of equal treatment.
- Racism due to abuse of function': committed by people who have formal power over the victims due to the professional position they occupy (eg State security forces), regardless of the existence of legislation to guarantee equal treatment for all people.