Xenophobia
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Czech court says use of force in response to racist abuse was proportionate, prosecutor appeals
20.7.2019 8:44 full story
Slovak homeowner considers selling to Roma, so his neighbors graffiti his house and puncture his tires
15.7.2019 14:07 full story
Czech MP says his assistant's remark that refugees could be killed with machine guns does not bother him
15.7.2019 12:36 full story
Czech court to try Islamophobes who attacked Muslim couple in a park last year
10.7.2019 9:55 full story
Open Letter: Conveners of Holocaust commemoration are too quiet after politician disgraced it
23.5.2019 10:11 full story
Czech doctor prioritizes registration of Romani patients and receives hateful threats from non-Roma
14.5.2019 6:42 full story
Czech Republic: Romani family harassed by xenophobic neighbors with vulgar abuse and threats
28.4.2019 15:34 full story
Racist band associated with a leader of "Right Sector" in Ukraine to play in Czech Republic today
27.4.2019 17:06 full story
Czech university sponsors art project referencing opponent of Hitler in town known for its intolerance
1.2.2019 10:44 full story
Czech terrorist gets four years, judge says he was influenced by the public dissemination of extremism
15.1.2019 15:57 full storyHungarian Supreme Court says camerawoman who kicked asylum-seekers committed misdemeanor and can no longer be prosecuted
2.11.2018 13:19 full story
Czech Constitutional Court president: Ethnic and national self-centeredness and xenophobia are a threat to Europe
28.10.2018 19:39 Pavel Rychetský, the president of the Czech Constitutional Court, believes that ethnic and national self-centeredness and xenophobia are a threat to Europetoday. He made his remarks on 24 October during a speech on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Czechoslovakia in the reconstructed chambers of the
Constitutional Court, which is also marking 25 years of activity. full story
Czech Police refuse immediate comment about extremist stickers on bus used to transport 280 arrested environmental activists
6.7.2018 14:14 A photograph of the interior of a bus used by Czech Police to transport activists arrested after a protest against surface mining for brown coal at the Bílina mine in the Most district shows that a sticker for the hatemongering Ortel band and an anti-Islam sticker with a red line crossing out a mosque were visible above the driver's seat. On 1 July police detained 280 demonstrators on suspicion of misdemeanors. full story
Czech court rules in favor of songwriter's widow, xenophobic band loses prize named after him without authorization
22.6.2018 8:40 The Czech organization that gave a music award named after the songwriter Karel Kryl to the frontman for the xenophobic Ortel band, Tomáš Ortel, have lost their appeal of the lawsuit filed against them by the songwriter's widow. The Gold Award for the Legacy of Karel Kryl was given to Ortel last spring by a group called People for the People (Lidé lidem) that actually was not authorized to use the songwriter's name at all.full story
Facebook blocks German-language pages of anti-multiculturalism "Identitarian Movement"
11.6.2018 9:00 Facebook has blocked the pages of the Austrian and German Identitarian Movements opposed to immigration, the alleged Islamicization of their countries, and multiculturalism because, according to spokespeople for the company, these organizations disseminate hatred. The movements claim to be concerned about thealleged disappearance of European culture as a result of non-European immigration and are calling Facebook's move censorship. full story
Czech singer gets married on Hitler's birthday at a chateau where the SS were headquartered
25.4.2018 11:06 News server Expres.cz. reports that Tomáš Ortel (born Tomáš Hnídek), the singer for the hate-mongering band Ortel, got "secretly" married on Friday, 20 April 2018 at the Zbiroh Chateau. He said "I do" to his longtime girlfriend on Adolf Hitler's birthday in a location where German SS units headquartered their high command during WWII.full story
Czech pop music contest says fans of xenophobic band have broken their rules
27.11.2017 17:26 Some fans of the band Ortel, which sings lyrics disseminating hatred and xenophobia, have broken the rules of the "Czech Nightingale" (Český slavík) pop music survey, according to its organizer. When analyzing the votes cast, the organizer has come to the conclusion that the band and its leader, Tomáš Ortel, have received support this year that goes beyond the rules of fair play. full story
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