LIVE BROADCAST: International Conference on Antigypsyism and Hate Speech Online
29.10.2019 14:24
The International Network against Cyber Hate (INACH) is holding its Annual Conference in Prague, Czech Republic this year. The conference will take place in the Hotel Belvedere tomorrow, 30 October.
The subject of the conference will be antigypsyism and hate speech online. The event is organized by INACH together with ROMEA, o.p.s.
ROMEA TV, the first internet television channel with Romani content in the Czech Republic, will broadcast the conference live online.
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Zdeněk Ryšavý, translated by Gwendolyn Albert
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