“We condemn any attempt to turn acts of hatred, humiliation, or intimidation into a common form of political struggle. We cannot accept that simply because a person has a different faith, nationality, or origin, what would be unacceptable towards ourselves becomes acceptable,” the statement released on Wednesday says.
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It calls to view this event not as another political dispute, but as a question about the boundaries of society, personal dignity, and respect for one another.
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