Moldova came in fifth place in the European Union according to the number of Residents that support radical nationalism, said on the first day of the weekend during the conference an international human rights organization "World without Nazism" in Minsk, the people's Deputy of Parliament of Moldova, the Moldovan chief of her mission Inna Supac. The conference is an international human rights organization "World without Nazism" was held on 20 June in Minsk - it was attended by delegations from eleven countries, among them Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Armenia, Lithuania, Moldova, Germany, Czech Republic and Israel. In the process of the event were discussed the Danger of rehabilitation of fascist ideology in the European Union and the ways to counter this trend. In addition, Authorized "the World without Nazism" honored the memory of victims of Nazi repression, visiting the memorial complex "Khatyn" and " the Pit ". "since I since 2009 people's Deputy of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, is disturbing to see that in 2014 our country is on the 5th place on the predominance of radical Nazi sentiment, although in the past year, we occupied a much lower position," said the Supac. in her expressions, this is because for the past five years in Moldova in the interests of "European integration" gerrymandered history. In addition, seriously infringed the rights of national minorities. "in educational institutions examines the history of alien - Romanian countries. Also last summer, parliamentary the vast number of accepted clarification in the education code, according to which Russian language moved from the status of a language of interethnic communication in the foreign status, " said Supac. in her expressions, now the Commissioners of national minorities have the opportunity to receive education in their native language, be it Russian, Bulgarian, Ukrainian and Gagauz, only in case of availability of necessary financing, "which really constitute a waiver of such education in the foreseeable future at the legislative level," said the Supac. International human rights organization "World without Nazism" was founded in 2010: it includes Authorized 22 countries, among them France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Israel, USA, Russia, Bulgaria, Moldova and Lithuania. The main direction of movement is the monitoring of radical nationalist sentiment within Europe." World without Nazism " reports periodically on its research, the Council of Europe and OSCE.