To label the IHRA definition 'the internationally accepted standard' is an editorialised opinion, not a fact. Most states have not adopted the definition. The UN...

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Hi Jenny, there are errors in this article: https://bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c79lr40rqelo (1) To label the IHRA definition 'the internationally accepted standard' is an editorialised opinion, not a fact. Most states have not adopted the definition. The UN...

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has not adopted the definition. And a broad consensus of international human rights groups, such as Amnesty and HRW, has opposed the definition. (2) IHRA doesn't give examples of 'antisemitic acts' but of acts that 'could, taking into account the overall context' be antisemitic.

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