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National Report Card on Government Measures to Counter Antisemitism and Foster Jewish Life - Netherland / Nationaal rapport aangaande overheidsbeleid voor het bestrijden van antisemitisme en bevorderen van Joods leven - Nederland
Date: 2023
Topics: Antisemitism, Main Topic: Antisemitism, Law, Policy, European Union, Antisemitism: Education against, Holocaust Commemoration, Holocaust Education, Hate crime, Jewish Heritage, Jewish Culture
Abstract: National Report Cards include contextualised, summarised and scored indicators based on available evidence with recommendations resulting from a process of stakeholder engagement. The main target group of the National Report Cards are national and regional policy-makers. Another target group are civil society organisations for whom the indicators can shape their own national advocacy and programmatic strategies. Finally, researchers from many disciplines are welcome to make use of these Report Cards to evaluate the implementation and impact of policies and programmes that counter antisemitism and foster Jewish life.
National Report Card on Government Measures to Counter Antisemitism and Foster Jewish Life - Hungary / Nemzeti jelentés az antiszemitizmus elleni és a zsidó élet támogatását célzó kormányzati intézkedésekről - Magyarország
Date: 2022
Topics: Antisemitism, Main Topic: Antisemitism, Law, Policy, European Union, Antisemitism: Education against, Holocaust Commemoration, Holocaust Education, Hate crime, Jewish Heritage, Jewish Culture
Abstract: The NOA Hungarian Report Card showcases the current national policy landscape in 10 areas: culture, education, hate crime, hate speech, Holocaust remembrance, intercultural dialogue, media, religious freedom, security, and sport.

This research demonstrates that there is still much that the Hungarian government can and should do to combat antisemitism despite the goodwill expressed and measures already put in place. Also, it is important to keep in mind that the policy gaps highlighted in this report are not merely challenges but opportunities for the Hungarian government to manifest its commitment to eradicating antisemitism. This is especially important in the areas of education and intercultural dialogue, which arguably have the largest impact on prejudice, particularly regarding the younger generations.
National Report Card on Government Measures to Counter Antisemitism and Foster Jewish Life - Belgium / Fiche de rapport nationale des mesures gouvernementales pour lutter contre l’antisémitisme et encourager la vie juive - Belgique / Nationaal rapport aangaande overheidsbeleid voor het bestrijden van antisemitisme en bevorderen van Joods leven - België
Date: 2022
Topics: Antisemitism, Main Topic: Antisemitism, Law, Policy, European Union
Abstract: The NOA-Networks Overcoming Antisemitism project, launched in 2019, is an innovative effort to develop new public-civil society partnerships and enhance collaboration within the nongovernmental sector to support the European Council’s Declarations on fighting antisemitism and fostering Jewish life on the continent. This
report showcases the current policy landscape in 10 areas: culture, education, hate crime, hate
speech, Holocaust remembrance, intercultural dialogue, media, religious freedom, security, and
sport. The research demonstrates that there is still much the Belgian government can and should
do to combat antisemitism. Moreover, there appears to be resistance amongst policymakers to
pass specific measures or to honour commitments made at the national or European Union level.