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‘PM's report backs white supremacy’
Stunned UN experts slam ‘repackaged racist tropes’ and arguments for racial hierarchy in No 10 body's findings
Prime Minister Boris Johnson

UN EXPERTS slammed the recent Tory government-commissioned race report today, warning that it attempts to “normalise white supremacy.”

The UN working group of experts on people of African descent said it “categorically rejects and condemns” the findings of PM Boris Johnson’s Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities (Cred).

Cred’s report, released last month, found that Britain is no longer a country where the “system is deliberately rigged against ethnic minorities.”

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