Greece: Strengthen Response to Racist Violence

Email Greece’s government should move quickly to adopt measures to combat hate crimes and protect victims. A bill on hate speech and racist violence has yet to be submitted in parliament because of disagreement among the three parties in the ruling coalition over its scope. (Milan) – Greece’s government should move quickly to adopt measures to combat hate crimes and protect victims, Human Rights Watch said today. A bill on hate speech and racist violence has yet to be submitted in parliament because of disagreement among the three parties in the ruling coalition over its scope.…

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