Bulgaria: Migrants 'living in fear' after xenophobic attacks

Headline Title: Bulgaria: Migrants 'living in fear' after xenophobic attacks 12 November 2013 The Bulgarian authorities must do more to prevent xenophobic hate crimes, Amnesty International urged today amid a rise in racist attacks that has left migrants living in fear.In the most recent attacks this weekend a Malian teenager was attacked close to a mosque in the capital Sofia, while a Bulgarian man of Turkish origin was left in a coma hospitalized after being beaten up by skinheads."There is an alarming and dangerous rise in xenophobic feeling in Bulgaria and the onus is…

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