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Spanish court rules on racist insults
A Spanish court in the Canary Islands region sentenced a man to 15 months in prison and a fine of 813 euros, in addition to paying 4,515 euros in compensation to the victim, after he was convicted of a hate crime against a Moroccan waiter in Santander. The defendant had repeatedly directed racist insults since the victim started working at the café, including telling him to go back to his country, and continued to insult him in front of customers and colleagues even in his absence. He also used the same expressions in front of friends and at another institution. The Moroccan waiter suffered from psychological issues such as stress and depression as a result of the abuse, but his condition improved after filing a complaint and the cessation of the misconduct. The ruling included a three-year suspended sentence on the condition of not committing any new offenses and paying the full compensation, along with a ban on harassment.
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