Annual Report 2020
Keeping remembrance alive in times of adversity
Keeping remembrance alive in times of adversity
For the IHRA, 2020 was a year characterized by the challenges caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, which were felt across the globe. Many Holocaust survivors were affected directly, and memorials and museums found themselves in dire financial situations.
However, under the German Presidency, tangible progress was also achieved: among other milestones, the IHRA held its first virtual Plenary meetings, the non-legally binding working definition of antigypsyism/anti-Roma discrimination was adopted, and the Global Task Force against Holocaust Distortion published their first Recommendations.
Learn about the major events and achievements under the 2022 Swedish IHRA Presidency.
Learn about the major events and achievements under the 2021 Greek IHRA Presidency.
Learn how we address contemporary challenges related to the Holocaust, the genocide of the Roma, and their remembrance.
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