FIG. 13. Worsening of discrimination experienced by respondents because of COVID–19 in relation to their age
5.9
75+
9.1
10.8
70–74
12.5
12.9
11.1
4.9
65–69
6.9
13.4
11.7
60–64
18.9
12.7
55–59
14.7
50–54
17.4
15.7
13.1
13.6
45–49
11.0
40–44
17.7
21.5
19.1
14.5
13.4
35–39
19.7
15.0
20.2
14.5
14.8
30–34
21.8
19.8
26.1
26.2
25–29
20.4
21.0
20–24
6.5
15–19
0%
5%
9.0
29.6
28.4
10.9
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
Treated unfairly by police Called names because of origin/religion Treated differently because of origin
Note: data from 25 008 respondents; number of respondents differed across different discrimination items for the age groups, e.g. treated differently because
of my origin, numbers were 1101 aged 15–19 years, 2722 aged 20–24 years, 5197 aged 25–39 years, 5473 aged 30–34 years, 3868 aged 35–39 years,
2485 aged 40–44 years, 1566 aged 45–49 years, 1066 aged 50–54 years, 739 aged 55–59 years, 447 aged 60–64 years, 185 aged 65–69 years, 69 aged
70–74 years, 90 aged 75 years and over.
FIG. 14. Respondents identifying deterioration of perceived discrimination according to their housing status
Percentage of respondents repoting an increase of being ccalled
names because of origin/religion ssince COVID‑19
40%
35%
38.5
30%
31.3
25%
20%
19.6
15%
16.3
10%
5%
0%
House/apartment
Asylum centre
Refugee camp
On the streets / Insecure
accommodation
Housing situation
Note: a total of 12 903 respondents related to housing (11 298 house/apartment, 307 asylum centre, 1142 refugee camp, 156 on the streets/
insecure accommodation).
Experiences of perceived discrimination |
19