Official figures record 37 racist/xenophobic crimes.
Official figures record 18 anti-Semitic crimes.
Offficial figures record four anti-Muslim hate crimes.
The Centre for Work against Ethnic Discrimination (ZARA) reported one murder and two physical assaults involving serious injury against members of the same family of Romanian heritage in Traun; five additional physical assaults, two of which involved serious injury; and two cases of threats. The victims were mainly of African origin, and two were of German origin.
The Centre for Work against Ethnic Discrimination (ZARA) reported one physical assault, motivated by an anti-Semitic bias.
The Centre for Work against Ethnic Discrimination (ZARA) reported three cases of threats, one of which also involved physical assault against a Muslim woman that resulted in serious injuries; and one case of attempted arson and graffiti on the prayer house of the Turkish-Islamic association ATIB in Kufstein, Tyrol.
The UN Human Rights Council, in its Universal Periodic Review, encouraged Austria to establish a comprehensive system for recording and monitoring racist crimes. It also encouraged increased efforts to combat violence and discrimination against Roma.
The Holy See reported one incident of anti-Christian graffiti on a house.