Poland

The Holy See reported two physical assaults on Catholic priests, one of which involved the theft of parish property. The Holy See further reported a church burglary, one incident of vandalism and two incidents of the desecration of places of worship. The Polish authorities reported that in one incident of desecration, the perpetrator was charged with hate crime, whereas no bias motivation could be confirmed in the other incidents.

The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians, the Ordo Iuris Institute for Legal Culture and the Never Again Association reported an incident of anti-Semitic graffiti on a Catholic monument. The Ordo Iuris Institute for Legal Culture reported damage to a chapel and four incidents of vandalism.

The Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland reported two incidents of graffiti, including one on a synagogue; two incidents of damage to property, including one in which the windows of a synagogue were smashed and one in which a memorial was destroyed. The Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland and the Never Again Association reported the desecration of a grave. The Never Again Association reported one physical assault, one arson attack on a synagogue, three incidents of threat and ten incidents of graffiti.

The Never Again Association, the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians and the Ordo Iuris Institute for Legal Culture reported an incident of graffiti in which the Star of David was painted on a monument to John Paul II. 

ILGA-Europe, the Never Again Association and the Campaign Against Homophobia (KPH) reported the murder of a gay man, who was beaten and drowned. ILGA-Europe and the KPH additionally reported four physical assaults, including one carried out by a group against a gay boy in which his dog was also attacked, and attacks against a man and his partner, a transgender woman and a gay man; and one incident of damage to a mural promoting diversity and equal treatment.

The Never Again Association reported a physical assault against a young man causing serious injury.

The Never Again Association reported two incidents of assaults carried out by groups causing serious injuries, one of which targeted a Roma woman and her children; one physical assault on a Roma man; two incidents of graffiti on Roma homes; and one incident of damage to property. 

The Never Again Association reported seven incidents of physical attacks carried out by groups, causing serious injuries, one physical assault against a Moroccan man, seven incidents of physical assault, including one carried out by a group, six incidents of threats, an arson attack on a Greek Catholic church, 14 incidents of graffiti and one incident of damage to property. 

World Without Nazism reported two incidents of damage to property, one targeting a mosque and the second a cemetery.