Examples of using Hate speech in English and their translations into Finnish
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take action against racist and xenophobic hate speech and hate crime.
Anyone can join the No Hate Speech Movement or organise action against hate speech in their own community or event.
How does the Colloquium fit in with the Commission's work to tackle hate speech and hate crime?
equality and to combat hate speech and racism.
The European Parliament expressed its concern about the occurrence of xenophobic and racist hate speech and crimes in EU Member States on a number of occasions.
Moreover, there should be a continued common determination to fight xenophobic or racist hate speech and crimes within the EU.
we do not accept hate speech nor political violence in any form,
Saying the truth for it that what Koran and Muslims teach is not hate speech, but bringing forth the facts.
The campaign aims to increase internet users' awareness of what kinds of content constitute punishable hate speech.
other bodies can help tackle online hate speech that incites violence.
including hate speech and hate crime.
Reported incidents of hate speech and hate crime should always be registered,
I am pleased that this text denounces racial hate speech, ethnic profiling,
intimidation, hate speech and harassment, and calls upon the government of Zimbabwe to complete all necessary steps to hold an election.
The spectrum of exclusion extends from increasing violence and hate speech in political life against minorities in Armenia, Ukraine, Palestine
among other topics, the prohibition of hate speech.
Provoking against some people, hate speech and violating human rights are taken out very often when somebody speaks soberly
self-regulation in particular with regard to the protection of minors, the fight against hate speech and commercial communications.
The racist violence that is fed by political populism, hate speech and media hype is a phenomenon that can be seen in many Member States.
22 Member States had communicated to the Commission their national laws intended to penalise racist and xenophobic hate speech.