The World Jewish Congress welcomes the first-of-its-kind joint statement on addressing anti-Semitism delivered by Hungary on Monday to the United Nations Human Rights Council. The WJC played a proactive role in initiating and promoting this statement.
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WATCH: 22 of 47 countries oppose anti-Semitism at UN Human Rights Council
A meeting of the UN Human Rights Council. (UN/Pierre Albouy)
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