MPs Discuss Ways of Tackling Online Hate Speech
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MPs discuss ways of tackling online hate speech
Monitoring and tackling ‘hate speech’ online require a comprehensive legal framework, with care taken to ensure that free speech is not unduly infringed upon, MPs heard on Monday. At the House human rights committee, lawmakers hailed the recent designation of the University of Technology (Tepak) as the first certified ‘trusted flagger’ for online hate speech […]
The TEPAK trusted flagger for hate speech, reported to the Human Rights Commission - It will be able to flag incidents
Cyprus now has the first certified trusted flagger organization, which will be able to flag incidents of hate speech on the internet and contribute to prioritizing the examination of relevant complaints, it was reported during today's session of the Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights, where legislative and regulatory gaps were also highlighted.
Important steps to address hate speech on the internet, including the creation of an Observatory and the modernization of the legislative framework, emerged from the session of the Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights, according to its chairman and AKEL MP, Christos Christofides. As he stated, the Committee, in collaboration with a Mediterranean institute, will be the first […] Ch. Christofides: Important steps and roadmap from the Human Righ…
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