Discrimination
Turkey’s women take to Twitter to mock sexist language
Many of Turkey's women Twitter users have given their male counterparts a taste of the sexist remarks and misogynistic often-heard proverbs which they hear almost on a daily basis.
Mitsotakis marks Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis commemorated the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day on April 24, calling it a "perpetual lesson to reject hatred."
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Anti-Roma Words, Actions Still Rife Among Balkan EU States
Town mayors and mid-level politicians are still getting away with hate speech and discrimination against Roma communities in three Balkan EU states, despite the bloc's commitment to minority rights.
Coronaphobia fuels anti-Chinese sentiment: Op-ed
Discrimination against China and Chinese people is nothing new - Sinophobia is a well-documented phenomenon that has occurred for centuries.
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North Macedonia Ruling Alliance Pushes Gender Equality in Elections
Human rights activists in North Macedonia say they are encouraged by the decision of the alliance led by the ruling Social Democrats to make the number of women and men MP candidates on their election lists equal.
The move, announced this week, is the first time that one of the main political parties or alliances in the country has opted for completely equal gender representation.
Turkey urges unity to fight xenophobia, Islamophobia
All countries should work together in the fight against xenophobia and Islamophobia, Turkish deputy foreign minister said on Feb. 26, referring to a recent racist terror attack in Germany.
Faruk Kaymakçı spoke during the high-level section of the 43rd session of the Human Rights Council at the European headquarters of the U.N. in Geneva.
Foreign Ministry's message: Dramatic episode of Holocaust remains lesson of national and universal history
The dramatic episode of the Holocaust remains a lesson of national and universal history that should never be forgotten, in the current international context, marked by the rise in intolerance, xenophobia and anti-Semitism, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) states.
A poster on the metro
"The right to be heard does not automatically include the right to be taken seriously," the American politician Hubert H. Humphrey said. Neither does it oblige one to offer a platform to the speaker in question, one might add.
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KIS condemns repeated vandalism of Trikala's Jewish sites
The Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece (KIS) condemned on Friday the second vandalism of a Jewish site in Trikala, Thessaly, within two days and called for the arrest of the perpetrators and the proper guarding of the site by municipal authorities.
The perpetrators destroyed part of the fence of the town's Holocaust Monument and removed the Star of David.
Germany to intensify fight against far-right extremism
Germany will step up its fight against right-wing extremism, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said on Dec. 18, following a number of incidents this year.
"Germany has to become more active against the far-right," Seehofer said at a press briefing in Berlin to introduce new measures.