H5030Introduced in the House
Holocaust Remembrance Day
Introduced by Beth Bernstein, District 78
What does this bill do?
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Official description
Recognize January 27, 2026, As "international Holocaust Remembrance Day" In South Carolina, A Day Of Reflection And Remembrance For The Victims And Survivors Of The Holocaust; To Encourage The Citizens Of South Carolina To Participate In Activities And Educational Programs That Foster A Deeper Understanding Of The Holocaust, Its Historical Context, And The Ongoing Fight Against Hatred, Discrimination, And Antisemitism; And To Reaffirm The State's Commitment To Support Survivors Of The Holocaust And Honor The Legacy Of Those Who Perished In The Holocaust By Ensuring That Their Memory Endures For Generations To Come.
Where it stands
Introduced and adopted
January 28, 2026
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Bill history
Introduced and adopted
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