The court acquitted the SPD movement of charges of incitement to hatred, emphasizing that the political views of the movement, presented on posters during the election campaign, were not an attack against specific ethnic or racial groups, but rather an expression of political opinion. (translated)

The article analyzes the roles of Ratko Mladić and his responsibility for the massacre in Srebrenica during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, noting that although he was not the only perpetrator, his actions and leadership contributed to the worst massacre in Europe since World War II, while questioning attempts to relativize his guilt and emphasizing the context of ethnic cleansing supported by Milošević's political regime. (translated)

"Držao me je za ruku nekoliko minuta, netremice me gledao i govorio mi da je veliki branitelj bratstva i jedinstva u bivšoj Jugoslaviji te da sanja o svijetu u kojem ne bi bilo oružja i rata. Tada mi se činio fanatičnim, opasno fanatičnim. U godinama koje su predstojale, snage pod njegovim zapovjedništvom počinile su najgore ratne zločine na europskom tlu od nacista. U leksikon rata unesli su novi sumorni eufemizam - etničko čišćenje. Počinili su masovna ubojstva, istrebljenje, masovna silovanja, prisilna protjerivanja. Spaljivali su selo za selom, sve u ime stvaranja etnički čistog srbijanskog teritorija u Hrvatskoj i Srbiji. Konačno, u Srebrenici su počinili genocid"
Ratko Mladić, a war criminal and former commander of the Bosnian Serb army, passed away shortly after being sentenced to life in prison for genocide and other crimes committed during the war in Bosnia. (translated)

Ratko Mladić, known as the Balkan butcher due to his crimes during the wars in the Balkans in the 1990s, died in prison, and the BBC correspondent Allan Little recalls his encounter with him and the brutality of the war that marked that period. (translated)
The commander of the Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Mazlúm Abdí announced the dissolution of the SDF and their full integration into the state institutions of Syria in accordance with an agreement with interim president Ahmadou Sharo, expressing during his speech a desire to build a new Syria for all ethnic groups and promising to ensure educational rights for the Kurds. (translated)

More than a hundred former British and French diplomats accused Israel of ethnic cleansing in an open letter and called on their governments to take action against its erasure of Palestine, which endangers the lives of two million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. (translated)

More than a hundred former diplomats from Britain and France sharply accused Israel of ethnic cleansing in a letter and warned against the erasure of Palestine, urging their leaders to take concrete steps including the imposition of sanctions against Israeli practices. (translated)

The article deals with the terror and persecution that Stalin's regime was subjected to during the 1930s, especially in Ukraine, where cultures were being eradicated and both Bolshevik elites and ordinary people were pursued based on social and ethnic criteria, culminating in a massive famine and the death of millions of inhabitants. (translated)

Since the beginning of 2026, Iran has executed at least 900 people, including 28 in August, and the increase in the use of the death penalty particularly relates to cases connected to national security, drug-related offenses, and ethnic minorities. (translated)
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the president of the Albufeira city council, Rui Cristina, who has been accused of discrimination and incitement to hatred due to his controversial public statements in which he refused to build housing for a certain ethnic group, while claiming to be a victim of persecution by the public ministry. (translated)

The article informs about the investigation into the death of British cyclist Finley Tarling at the Volta a Portugal race and the accusations against the mayor of Albufeira, Rui Cristina, for discriminating against the Roma community, after which the mayor emphasizes that all ethnic groups have the right to access social housing. (translated)

President of the Albufeira city council, Rui Cristina, faces accusations from the public prosecutor's office of discrimination and incitement to hatred, claiming that he will build municipal housing units only based on fair and transparent criteria for all residents, not exclusively for one ethnic group. (translated)

Iraq is under pressure from the USA to take action against the pro-Iranian militia Kata'ib Hezbollah, which controls Jurf al-Sakhr, and is planning to deploy security forces to disarm these militias by the end of September with the aim of restoring government control and allowing the return of displaced residents, but fears provoking an ethnic and religious conflict. (translated)

Civil Rights Defenders welcomes the proposal of the Discrimination Ombudsman to allow investigations of complaints regarding ethnic discrimination in police activities, which they consider essential for ensuring legal certainty and trust in the state. (translated)

Members of the British band Massive Attack were temporarily detained and questioned by police in Singapore after they displayed a Palestinian flag at a concert, raising concerns among authorities about a possible threat to the ethnic and religious harmony in the country. (translated)

V polské Vratislavi byli zadrženi dva muži za brutální napadení ukrajinské dvojice, jehož motivem byla pravděpodobně etnická nenávist, přičemž incident vyplynul z hádky v obchodě a vyvolal obavy z rostoucích protiukrajinských nálad v zemi. #Polsko #Ukrajina #násilí

V roce 2025 zůstala počet předpojatostí motivovaných zločinů v Rakousku na úrovni 6.751, přičemž nejčastějšími motivy byly světové názory a národní či etnický původ, přičemž trend ukazuje na stále mladší a digitalizovanou podobu těchto trestných činů. #Hassverbrechen #Vorurteile #Österreich
