Sentences with phrase «inciting racial hatred»

This Act is similar to the Public Order Act 1986, which forbids inciting racial hatred.

British National Party (BNP) leader Nick Griffin and activist Mark Collett have been found not guilty of inciting racial hatred.

Gordon Brown has called for a rethink of race laws after British national party (BNP) leader Nick Griffin was cleared of inciting racial hatred yesterday.

The European court of human rights announced yesterday that Hamza can be deported to face fresh charges in the US once his sentence for inciting racial hatred comes to an end here in the UK.

The fact that a variety of offences, from public order, to inciting racial hatred, to encouraging terrorism might have taken place did not appear to have been considered.

Could you do her for inciting racial hatred?

Well, if Baa baa black sheep is all that stands between my son and stunted mental development, he shall have it sung to him at every possible opportunity - until I am arrested for inciting racial hatred.

«The government of Sri Lanka must respond, and send a strong message that those who incite racial hatred will be found and punished,» she said.

Unison's Dave Prentis said poster showing a queue of migrants and refugees incites racial hatred

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Not exact matches

«Complainants have expressed concerns that the ad, in particular the phrase «go home», is offensive and irresponsible because it is reminiscent of slogans used by racist groups to attack immigrants in the past and could incite or exacerbate racial hatred and tensions in multicultural communities,» an ASA spokesman told Politics.co.uk.