'Hatred, Extremism and Racism Have No Place in Scotland', Says John Swinney

Swinney says hatred, racism and extremism have 'no place in Scotland' ahead of summit

First Minister John Swinney will host an anti-racism summit in Scotland after recent racist attacks in Glasgow.

John Swinney: 'Hatred and extremism have no place in Scotland'

John Swinney was speaking ahead of an anti-racism summit

'Hatred, extremism and racism have no place in Scotland', says John Swinney

The First Minister will meet anti-racism campaigners today.

John Swinney to hold anti-far-right summit in response to 'unacceptable' racism

FIRST Minister John Swinney has said that “hatred, extremism and racism have no place in Scotland” ahead of a summit in response to far-right…

Hatred and extremism have no place in Scotland – First Minister

John Swinney will bring together anti-racism organisations on Tuesday

Hatred, extremism and racism already has little space in Scotland relative to the UK

From Glasgow Live today, the above, and: A meeting with anti-racism organisations was held in June after disorder in Glasgow and elsewhere in Scotland. Mr Swinney met with anti-racism campaigners and those working with refugees. The talks came after two police officers and three people were injured in disturbances in Glasgow – with police saying members of the public had been “attacked because of the colour of their skin”. Since then, the Scotti…