Azerbaijan's delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has suspended its activities in the structure. "No one in the world, including those sitting in this room, can speak the language of threats and blackmail with Azerbaijan. Never in the history of PACE has this organization behaved so shamelessly. "Despite the intolerable atmosphere of racism, Azeriphobia and Islamophobia that has arisen in the European Parliamentary Assembly, the delegation of Azerbaijan has decided to suspend its cooperation and participation in the European Parliamentary Assembly until further notice," the Azerbaijani delegation said in a statement.

UEFA General Secretary Theodor Theodoridis asked whether Israel will be banned from football competitions like Russia: "The positions of Israel and Russia are different. Israel will not be excluded from the tournaments," he answered

Dries Van Langenhove, a far-right former member of the Belgian parliament, was jailed for a year for "inciting hatred and racism" against Jews. He was found guilty of posting videos and photos of the Nazi symbol (swastika) and mocking Jews in concentration camps to a youth movement message group he founded.

Rohingya refugees from Myanmar face deportation in India. On March 8, the government of the northeastern Indian state of Manipur ordered the deportation of Rohingya refugees. The state's governor, Biren Singh, said on social media that his government would deport the first group of eight refugees who "entered India illegally". The deportation process was halted when the Myanmar government refused to cooperate with India on the matter. However, the Rohingya fear that this is a temporary problem.

The New York Times has instructed its journalists covering Israel's war in Gaza to refrain from using the terms "genocide" and "ethnic cleansing" and not to use the term "occupied territory" in reference to Palestine. It was also ordered to reduce the use of the word "Palestine" and to avoid the terms "refugee camp".