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France has the highest number of hate crimes against Christians — who remain the country’s most targeted religious community — followed by Germany, Italy and Poland, a recent annual report finds.
VIENNA — The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe (OIDAC Europe) found in its latest report for the year 2021 that social pressure and censorship targeting Christians in Europe is intensifying and taking on different aspects.
For the president of this nongovernmental Vienna-based organization, the general prejudice against religious commitment among the European elites is responsible for a large part of the growing intolerance and social hostility of which Christians are subjected.
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VIENNA — The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe (OIDAC Europe) found in its latest report for the year 2021 that social pressure and censorship targeting Christians in Europe is intensifying and taking on different aspects.
For the president of this nongovernmental Vienna-based organization, the general prejudice against religious commitment among the European elites is responsible for a large part of the growing intolerance and social hostility of which Christians are subjected.
Continued below.
The New Faces of Persecution Against Christians in Europe
France has the highest number of hate crimes against Christians — who remain the country’s most targeted religious community — followed by Germany, Italy and Poland, a recent annual report finds.
