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The report reveals that in the first six months of 2023, there were 255 recorded instances of hate speech gatherings or rallies across 17 States
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Supreme Court was hearing a plea over alleged “blatant hate speeches” calling for killing members of a particular community and their social and economic boycott at rallies in different states, including Haryana
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The petition was mentioned on Tuesday before a bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud
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A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and SVN Bhatti, which was hearing a plea against the rallies to be organised by Hindutva outfits
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Manipur government has urged the people not to make any hate speech and express any matter targeting any individual and community
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Fostering peaceful coexistence of diverse sects and sections of society is crucial for India’s image globally
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A bench of Justices KM Joseph and BV Nagarathna made it clear that such action shall be taken irrespective of the religion of the persons who made the speech
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Nearly 2 billion Muslims worldwide, who come from all corners of the world, "reflect humanity in all its majestic diversity". Yet, they often face bigotry and prejudice simply because of their faith stated UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
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"Hate speech impressions down by one-third from pre-spike levels. Congrats to Twitter team!" Musk tweeted.
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Hyderabad: The Bhavaninagar police have booked a case against Goshamahal legislator T Raja Singh on charges of hate speech and threatening to make another video with derogatory comments against Prophet Mohammed. Last Tuesday, when the police went to arrest him after cases were booked against him for making allegedly derogatory comments against Prophet Mohammed, the […]
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New Delhi: Snubbed by media reports over its inability to tackle hate speech, Facebook has now claimed that the prevalence of hate speech on its platform has dropped by almost 50 per cent in the last three quarters. In a reply, Guy Rosen, Vice-President of Integrity at Facebook, said that their technology is having a […]
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In a video of the speech, Kalu Singh made provocative statements referring to an incident at Uppal.
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The decision follows a February 1 military coup that ousted the country's elected government, provoking massive public protests.
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Mohammed Abdul Lateef, known as Abu Faisal on social media, a resident of Barkas working in Bahrain, was allegedly involved in hate speech.
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Now, if someone continues to send violating messages, we'll disable their account. We'll also disable new accounts created to get around our messaging restrictions, and will continue to disable accounts we find that are created purely to send abusive messages
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Starting in 2021, YouTube will ask creators on a voluntary basis to provide YouTube with their gender, sexual orientation, race and ethnicity.
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The Commissioner requested the citizens to expose the communal minds trying to disturb the city during these important times of election
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Democrats focused their criticism mainly on hate speech, misinformation and other content that can incite violence, keep people from voting or spread falsehoods about the coronavirus.
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Zuckerberg declares his 2018 resolution is to “fix” Facebook.