US EditionPolice Reported Hate Speech Against Women, but the Case Was Dropped
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Bernt Isaksen fears that the closure could lead to more people not daring to come forward with their identities. The police believe that the statements that were reported are within the freedom of expression.
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The four media outlets of Sant Cugat del Vallès, TV Sant Cugat, Cugat Mèdia, el Cugatenc and TOT Sant Cugat, published a joint editorial last Friday to stand up to hate speech after the criticism received by the director of the public media outlet Cugat.cat, Cristina Mur, for having exercised editorial freedom and having refused to publish an article by Vox that propagated hate speech, xenophobia and Islamophobia. Cristina Mur warned in an artic…
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