NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12675
News schedule for Saturday and Sunday, 21-22 September
Number of students enrolled at University of Mostar up by 42%
Justice minister races with prisoners in Yellow Ribbon Run
Association warns of inadequate rehabilitation of children
Beroš: Even non-final verdicts wil be basis for sanctions against health employees
ZSE: Strong turnover rise thanks to Končar
Residents Together initiative: Step forward in addressing short-term rentals
Festival of traditional vessels and maritime heritage kicks off on island of Hvar
Ombudswoman: Whistleblowers are important part of fight against corruption
ZAGREB, Dec 10 (Hina) - Even though it is regulated by laws, hate speech has been on the rise in Croatia, and nothing serious is being done to change that, heard a conference on hate speech in the public arena, organised in Zagreb on Monday by the Government's Office for Human and Minority Rights, on the occasion of Human Rights Day, December 10, and the 70th anniversary of the adoption of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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