Abbreviation:
ANC
President / Director:
Franco Lollia
Address:
9, rue de la Bastide
95800 Cergy
FranceRegistration date:
Friday, December 16, 2005
Registration details:
Registration details can be found in the Journal Officiel.
Status:
Ongoing
Type:
Defence of Citizen Rights
Social justice
Scope:
Regional/local: A smaller organization or association focused on local/regional activities.
Historical overview:
The Alliance Noire Citoyenne (ANC) was created in 2005.
The brigade anti-négrophobie" or "collectif anti-négrophobie" (anti- negrophobia brigade or anti- negrophobia collective) is an offshoot of the ANC movement that became known after they organised the boycott of the Guerlain store of the Champs Elysées and Galeries Lafayette.
On the 10th of May 2011, members of the ANC were expelled from the Jardin du Luxembourg during the commemoration of the abolition of slavery in Paris for wearing T-shirts "Brigade Anti- negrophobia " .
The Alliance Noire Citoyenne also demanded the supension of Brett Bailey’s exhibition Exhibit B in 2014, on the grounds of violation of human dignity.
Summary of objectives:
- To campaign for the recognition of the rights of ethnic or racial minorities
- To fight against rights abuses associated with all forms of discriminative practices and logics against visible minorities, particularly against black people in France
Key activities and actions:
Links to other associations:
Keywords:
Anti-discrimination
Anti-racism
Black identity
Commemoration
Defence of citizen rights
Social justice
Solidarity
Victim support