Groups lobby Polish president against aggression over race and religion
Minority group representatives in Poland have written to the president about what they see as a rising wave of aggression including anti-Semitism.
They told President Andrzej Duda of their concern over a rising wave of aggression based on nationality, race and religion.
They attributed the voicing of anti-Semitic remarks to passage of legislation seeking to outlaw statements blaming Poles as a nation for Second World War crimes committed by Nazi Germany.
Israel and international Jewish organisations have strongly criticised the proposal.
The opposition sparked anti-Semitic comments on social media in Poland that some members of the ruling Law and Justice party have retweeted.
