Historical revisionism
Srebrenica Genocide Denial Law Remains a Non-Starter in Bosnia
"The focus is on parliament, which still has enough time to invest additional effort. As we often stress, good domestic solutions are best for this country," she said.
Europe’s Other Coronavirus Victim: Information and Data Rights
In the semi-democracies of the region, as lives moved from the public to the digital sphere, many freedoms were likewise suspended, while the burden of responsibility for violations fell on citizens as government imposed restrictions that in many cases flouted normal standards of human rights.
Pakistan Adopted a Strict Law on the Control of Social Networks
Pakistan announced that the newly adopted law will help the government monitor and mitigate online content that has to do with "terrorism, extremism, hate speech, fake news, incitement to violence and national security."
Critics of the new rules, however, say the government paves the way to mass censorship, Deutsche Welle writes.
Bosnian MPs Reject Legislation to Criminalise Genocide Denial
The House of Peoples, the upper house of the Bosnian parliament, voted on Thursday against changing the criminal code of Bosnia and Herzegovina to criminalise the denial of genocide and war crimes.
Some circles aim to use 'Armenia issue' to divide Turks, official says
Some circles are seeking to use the Armenian allegations over the events of 1915 to create divisions within the Turkish community, the country's communications director said Jan. 14.
Fahrettin Altun's remarks came after a meeting of the High Advisory Board under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in the capital Ankara.
Greece adopts IHRA's definition of anti-Semitism, Holocaust denial
Greece is adopting the working definition of anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial as formed by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced Friday.
UN Tribunal Chief: Genocide Deniers Should be Prosecuted
UN tribunal chief Carmel Agius told a conference entitled 'Stop Genocide and Holocaust Denial' in Sarajevo on Thursday that denial of genocide is unacceptable and those who do it should be prosecuted.
"We must always respond by strongly condemning those who deny it," Agius said.
"It is time to start a big cultural attack. People who deny genocide must be uncovered," he added.
Gov't reiterates commitment to fight against anti-Semitism
The Government reiterates the commitment for the fight against anti-Semitism and for incriminating the Holocaust denial and the instigation to anti-Semitism.
Holocaust Revisionism Widespread in Croatia, Warns Report
A new report on how EU countries deal with the legacy of the Holocaust says that Croatia has one of the worst problems with historical revisionism and the downplaying of World War II crimes.
Ambassador of Japan, at end of term in Romania: Hope exchanges between our countries increase
Japan's Ambassador Kisaburo Ishii bids farewell to Romanians at the end of his term in a message posted on the diplomatic mission's Facebook page, in which he voices the hope that the economic exchanges between the two countries will increase and in which he brings to mind the visit of the Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, in Bucharest.