Official figures record 49 racist or xenophobic hate crime cases in 2009, including one case of racist graffiti.
Official figures record 12 anti-Semitic crimes.
Austria reported that there were no hate crimes against Muslims.
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The Centre for Work against Ethnic Discrimination (ZARA), which provides legal aid to victims of racism and discrimination, reported 798 racist incidents, including 56 cases of racist violence and 209 cases of racist graffiti.
The Forum Against Antisemitism reported 200 incidents, of which seven were violent attacks against persons, 35 were threats and assaults and 57 were cases of vandalism. The Centre for Work against Ethnic Discrimination (ZARA) reported 100 cases of anti-Semitic graffiti. The Stephen Roth Institute reported 22 violent incidents.
The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) raised concerns over anti-Semitism and intolerance and discrimination against Muslims in Austria.