Cris van Eijk discusses the issue of Confederate monuments in the United States, and the laws in six states that prevent their removal.

The OSCE’s Practical Guide to Prosecuting Hate Crimes: Summary and Observations

 

Natalie Alkiviadou comments on the impact of the new OSCE Glossary for Journalism in Cyprus on remembrance of the conflict.

Piergiuseppe Parisi writes on how the Nakba lives on in the constellation of measures enacted by the State of Israel – often in violation of international law – to drastically reduce public spaces for Palestinians.

Nanor Kebranian comments on the relationship of genocide recognition and human rights through attitudes towards the Armenian genocide.

Nanor Kebranian elaborates on the intimidating impact of Poland's newest memory law on vulnerable minorities.

Dr Alina Cherviatsova examines the memory war raging Poland and Ukraine.

Markel Redondo Ibarrondo examines the memory laws of Spain.

Anastas Punev elaborates on the memory laws of Bulgaria.

Dr Uladzislau Belavusau and Anna Wójcik consider Poland's newest memory law as a source of memory war and mistrust.