Documenting hate against foreigners in Poland
Refugee Emergency
We track hate incidents in Poland targeting people because of their non-Polish origin. Our map shows real cases — reported by individuals or drawn from open sources — where people of foreign origin were harmed, detained, or mistreated.
Reporting is anonymous — no name or account needed.
Explore the map →
See all the cases right on the Poland map, filtered by type and nationality.
Browse the cases →
Read every documented case, search them, filter by category and place.
Report an incident →
If you've seen or experienced something, tell us. It's anonymous.
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Free and open data
On the data page you can download the full dataset as a CSV file, one row per case. You can also embed the interactive map on your own website with a snippet of code.
Who we are
We are a group of human rights defenders and activists. We collect and map hate incidents against people of foreign origin in Poland to give them visibility and raise awareness. We gather cases from media reports, social networks, and accounts sent to us by people who witnessed or experienced them.
How we verify
Each case is marked verified or not verified. We mark a case as verified when police or a court was involved, or when a trustworthy media outlet has published it. Other cases stay unverified until we can confirm them. We keep both on the map, so nothing is hidden while we check.
Hate spreads in silence. By collecting and showing these cases, we break that silence. If no one talks about it, no one will stop it.
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