More civil society organizations are requesting CNCD to appoint a representative to monitor the anti-migration protest scheduled for September 2, 2025, considering that it promotes discrimination.
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Organizations and personalities from civil society are asking the National Council for Combating Discrimination to send a representative to the protest organized by the New Right on September 2, 2025, considering that the demonstration will create a hostile climate for migrants. The signatories emphasize that such events intensify messages of incitement to discrimination, affecting the economic and social rights of migrants. The presence of a CNCD monitor could prevent abuses and the dissemination of hate in public space.
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Organizații ale societății civile cer autorităților să monitorizeze protestul extremist împotriva migranților
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