Sentences with phrase «on hate speech law»

Narrowly focusing on hate speech law, as limits on freedom of speech (in countries that purport to protect freedom of speech), there are numerous types of prohibited speech, the the prohibitions are instantiated in many ways.

Not exact matches

There have been rumblings, for example, that Germany's hate speech law goes too far in clamping down on free speech.

Germany at the start of the year began enforcing a new hate speech law that gives social networks just 24 hours to act on hate speech, fake news, and illegal material.

Given that fact, this man clearly has broken the laws forbidding «hate speech» and the full brunt of the law should be brought down on his shoulders leaving him with neither 2 pennies to rub together no a pot to p*ss in..

Laws on sexual harassment and «hate speech» sprout up when people do not share a code of civility.

If this doc - ument is hate speech, then so is any speech and vote made in the US Congress against changing the laws in the areas concerned, and the material on the group's website is hate speech too.

Limits on free speech is a touchy subject, especially in the US, but some measure of blocking hate speech is often considered, either by law, or by protest and the desire to avoid protests.

«The government should come up with clear laws on hate speech, which should remain in place to contain other individuals or groups whose way of agitation is to engage in hate speech capable of disrupting peace and harmonny.»

The mayor also weighed in on the rise in hate speech and hate crimes since Election Day — the Southern Poverty Law Center says there have been 201 incidents of hateful harassment and intimidation since the election.

The coalition in a statement signed by its Spokesman, Abdul - azeez Suleiman and made available to media in Kaduna on Saturday called on the National Assembly to promulgate laws that would punish all forms of hate speeches in the interest of peace and unity of the country.

«We also call on the National Assembly to initiate the promulgation of a law to criminalize all forms of hate speeches as well as violent agitations and provide appropriate punishment thereto.»

On Tuesday, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that the state's hate crime law does not cover anti-gay assaults or any crime Facebook's leaked rules on censoring hate speech protect «white men» but not «black children&raquOn Tuesday, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that the state's hate crime law does not cover anti-gay assaults or any crime Facebook's leaked rules on censoring hate speech protect «white men» but not «black children&raquon censoring hate speech protect «white men» but not «black children»

The eventual repeal by Parliament of the disgusting and indefensible «hate speech» law was personally far more satisfying than the not - guilty verdict the British Columbia «Human Rights» Tribunal graciously bestowed on me and Maclean's: By that stage, we had way bigger fish to fry...

In Canada, we put the «human rights» system itself on trial, to the point where the disgusting and indefensible «hate speech» law Section 13 was eventually repealed by Parliament.

Thankfully, Canadian law relating to the elements required to establish defamation as well as the required elements to establish discrimination and hate speech are notably distinct from the U.S.A, and in these areas better reflect international human rights standards on the balance that should be struck between freedom of expression and the right to be free of both defamation and racial discrimination.

(3) Lead by example in domestic policy areas, including addressing loose laws on wiretaps, ambiguous oversight of intelligence agencies, shoddy content filtering mechanisms around access to pornography and hate speech, questionable deep packet inspection and data retention practices by internet service providers, and other areas in which Canadian practices provide justification for China's own domestic censorship and surveillance regime.

The issue of abuse and hate speech on online platforms generally has rocketed up the political agenda in recent years, especially in Europe — where Germany now has a tough new law to regulate takedowns.