Image copyright Reuters Image caption The year-long review found ethnic segregation is growing in some places in Britain Public bodies in the UK have too often ignored or condoned divisive and harmful religious practices for fear of being labelled racist, a report says.
A government-commissioned review into British social integration found ethnic segregation is growing in some places.
More emphasis should be put on British values, law and history in schools, and immigrants should take an “integration oath”, author Dame Louise Casey said.
Communities Secretary Sajid Javid said he will study the findings “closely”.
The year-long Casey Review into the integration of minorities was commissioned by former prime minister David Cameron as part of the government"s efforts to tackle extremism.
The report – which sets out 12 recommendations – received more than 200 submissions from think tanks, community groups and academics.
Dame Louise accused the government of falling short of an ambit..
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