Watchdog Condemns Threats Against Croatian Journalists Over Nazi Chants Report
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A Balkans media watchdog has condemned death threats against Croatian journalists who reported on pro-Nazi chants by Hajduk Split soccer fans. The fans chanted antisemitic slogans before a match against Ajax, leading to condemnations from Croatian leaders and Israel's embassy. Following the reports, fans and politicians accused journalists of "media hysteria," resulting in online abuse and death threats. Authorities have charged 23 people and launched an investigation into the threats.
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- Croatian journalists faced death threats and intimidation after reporting on pro-Nazi chants by soccer fans.
- Fans chanted antisemitic slogans, including "Crush the Jews" and "Rise up Adolf," before a Hajduk Split match.
- Authorities have charged 23 individuals in connection with inciting violence and hatred.
- Hajduk Split apologized for the incident, and the Croatian Football Federation condemned the chants.
- A media watchdog and journalists' association called for urgent protection for the targeted reporters.
- Croatian Interior Minister Davor Bozinovic confirmed an investigation into the threats has begun.
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