Slovenian President condemns controversial xenofobic video

(ANSA) - BELGRADE, MAY 22 - "We simply need to draw attention to these things. It always begins with verbal violence, but a word is like a stone; wherever it falls, it leaves a trace," and politicians bear the greatest responsibility for nonviolence, according to Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar. Musar commented on the appearance of a video on social media featuring a group of masked men threatening violence against migrants, according to Slovenian news agency STA. The video shows the men, dressed in what appears to be neo-Nazi attire, using transparent foil to tie an alleged migrant to a street lamp post. Later, the man was filmed with a T-shirt over his face, a noose around his neck, and a sign reading "remigration" in his hand. Police are looking into the case. (ANSA).