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Hate Speech in Times of Armed Conflict: When Words Become Instruments of Mass Killing

Summary by Sada El Balad

Experience has taught us, from Rwanda to Myanmar, from Bosnia to Palestine, that wars do not always begin with the barrel of a gun. More often, they are born from speech that sows hatred.

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Hate Speech Can Be Heard More and More Often, It Is Especially Worrying when It Comes From the Mouths of Politicians.

And while public space is increasingly becoming the scene of hate speech, the Office of the Ombudsman warns that hate speech is still most often prosecuted as a misdemeanor, while criminal responsibility is absent. They are especially worried about its spread on the Internet, where, as they say, it is reaching the proportions of a kind of epidemic

19 hours ago·Podgorica, Montenegro

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Sada El balad

Hate Speech in Times of Armed Conflict: When Words Become Instruments of Mass Killing

Experience has taught us, from Rwanda to Myanmar, from Bosnia to Palestine, that wars do not always begin with the barrel of a gun. More often, they are born from speech that sows hatred.

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