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THE NEW WORLD DISORDEREU shelves racism reportdue to focus on Muslims Anti-Semitism study showing Islamic perpetrators, sentiments of anti-globalists, judged inflammatory Posted: November 24, 20035:00 p.m. Eastern © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com A European Union study conducted amid an upsurge in anti-Semitic violence was blocked from publication because it concluded Muslims and pro-Palestinian groups were responsible for many of the incidents. The EU's racism watchdog, the Vienna-based European Monitoring Center on Racism and Xenophobia, or EUMC, commissioned the report from the Center for Research on Anti-Semitism at Berlin's Technical University, but its conclusion was judged inflammatory, reports the Financial Times of London. The British...

Alerted early in 2002 by worrying news on anti-Semitic incidents in some Member States the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia (EUMC) decided to commission a report on “Manifestations of Anti-Semitism in the EU” covering the first half of 2002. The report is based partly on short-term information provided to the authors by National Focal Points (NFPs) of the EUMC, giving special emphasis to the period between May 15 and June 15. The NFPs are the contact points to national networks in the Member States reporting regularly to the EUMC within its European Information Network RAXEN. In their reports...

Against the wishes of the European Union, a European Jewish organization has released the much-anticipated report on anti-Semitism in Europe that was withheld by the EU for fear of offending European Muslims. Contrary to the wishes of the European Union, a large European Jewish organization has released the much-anticipated report on anti-Semitism in Europe, buried by the EU for fear of offending European Muslims. It was reported last week that the EU Monitoring Center on Racism and Xenophobia had decided not to release the findings of an extensive study it had commissioned on the basis that the results were ‘flawed’....

Laws to restrain Muslim influx on rise in Europe Muslims have become fair game for a number of European political factions. And the shift worries human-rights monitors. By MATTHEW SCHOFIELD Knight Ridder News Service EVRY, France - Manuel Valls, a leader in France's new generation of Socialists, is an arch-liberal and a human rights activist. But not when he talks about Islam and the move to ban traditional Muslim head scarves from French public schools. ''I came to understand that this law wasn't about the head scarf; it was about funneling Islam toward being a more acceptable religion for France,''...