The Dominican Republic adopted the IHRA definition of antisemitism at a Santo Domingo forum, becoming the seventh Latin American country to do so.
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Key Facts
—Adoption announced on 24 August at the Sixth Latin American Forum against Antisemitism
—Rank the Dominican Republic is the seventh Latin American country to adopt or endorse it
—Nature the IHRA definition is legally non-binding and comes with 11 illustrative examples
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