Human Rights

The UN detects an increase in "neo-fascist" and "anti-Catalan" rhetoric in Spain.

Young people at the fascist demonstration on October 12, in Barcelona, in an archive image — Young people at the fascist demonstration on October 12 in Barcelona, in a file image. CÈLIA ATSET

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The UN Human Rights Committee has called Spain's attention to the increase in reports of hate crimes targeting "the Romero, Jewish, Muslim, LGBT, Catalan, and people of African descent communities," and has warned of an increase in "neo-fascist" and "anti-Catalan" rhetoric.

The UN detects an increase in "neo-fascist" and "anti-Catalan" rhetoric in Spain.

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