ドイツでのヘイトクライムの増加に関する調査結果
- アムネスティはドイツでヘイトクライムについて調査を行い、2014年から2016年までの2年間で、人種、民族、および宗教に基づく暴力事件が87％増加したと発表した。
- Amnesty International carried out an investigation about hate crime in Germany, and announced that violence incidents based on race, ethnicity, and religion increased by 87% for 2 years between 2014 and 2016.
- A recent investigation by Amnesty International revealed that hate crimes in Germany increased by 87% between 2014 and 2016. The incidents involved violence based on race, ethnicity, and religion.
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＜ヨーロッパ難民についての話です＞ 日本語→「アムネスティはドイツでヘイトクライムについて調査を行い、2014年から2016年までの2年間で、人種、民族、および宗教に基づく暴力事件が87％増加したと発表した。」 英語→ 「Amnesty International carried out an investigation about hate crime in Germany, and announced that violence incidents based on race, ethnicity, and religion increased by 87% for 2 years between 2014 and 2016. 」 https://okwave.jp/qa/q9592574.html こちらは同じテーマに関する別の質問です。 こちらも日本語を英文にしたのであっているか見て欲しいです。 よろしくお願いします。
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Having carried out an investigation into the hate crimes in Germany, Amnesty International reported that violence incidents arising from racial, ethnic, and religious reasons soared by 87% over the course of two years between 2014 and 2016.
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