The Dominican Republic has adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition for combating antisemitism and joined a group of Latin American adopters.
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The Dominican Republic has adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition for combating antisemitism and joined a group of Latin American adopters.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Argentina confirmed as sole Latin American full member of IHRA; Costa Rica seeks membership.1 source
- Argentina assumed the presidency of the IHRA after 32 years, while the Dominican Republic endorsed the IHRA working definition.Sub-event
- The Dominican Republic is facing threats, including radical Islamist infiltration and criticism targeting Jewish Americans, following its adoption of the IHRA definition.Sub-event
Dominican Republic adopts IHRA definition for combating antisemitism.1 source
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Dominican Republic
island sovereign state in the Caribbean Sea
- Breeze Airways is launching multiple new nonstop routes, including to Boston, Cancun, and Santo Domingo, filling gaps left by Spirit Airlines.
- The government presented the Amber Highway project, aiming to improve connectivity through infrastructure upgrades in Cibao, Puerto Plata, and Santiago de los Caballeros.
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Costa Rica
country in Central America
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Argentina
country in South America
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International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance
intergovernmental organization
- The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) was adopted as a reference frame by a commission, coinciding with Albanese describing genocide against Palestinian people.
- UK government adopted the IHRA definition, which limits criticism of Israel, leading to planned legal action by the Good Law Project.