Overview
- Rights groups claim French police identity checks disproportionately target black and Arab individuals, including minors.
- The complaint highlights a lack of government action despite recognition of the issue by France's highest administrative court.
- The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is urged to intervene and mandate reforms.
- Previous findings show those perceived as black or Arab are significantly more likely to be stopped by police.
- Rights organizations propose legal reforms and better oversight to prevent discriminatory practices.