Recognizing anti-Semitism as a serious human rights violation, we also recognize our own responsibility to take on this issue as part of our work. It should not be left to Jewish groups alone to highlight this issue and to appeal to the international community to address it. We are firmly committed to joining their ongoing efforts and to helping to bring problems of anti-Semitism into the overall human rights discourse.
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Statement
OSCE Conference on Anti-Semitism
Statement by Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Lawyers’ Committee for Human Rights
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