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Jewish Leaders Sue Radical Islamic Cleric Over Racial Discrimination
The Executive Council of Australian Jewry is taking radical Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad to court under racial discrimination laws.
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Nigel Biggar on the ‘Soft Centre’: Moderates Have Allowed Free Speech to Erode
Theologian Nigel Biggar is touring Australia.
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Hate Speech Laws Against Anti-Semitism Could Receive Coalition Backing
Labor Party is drafting laws against vilifying based on race, sexuality, gender, disability or religion.
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Hate Speech Laws Will Be Introduced to Parliament
This comes amid the words ‘Jew die’ being graffitied on a Jewish school.
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Up to 5 Years in Prison for Possession of a Meme? Hermann Kelly on Ireland’s New Hate Speech Bill
Hermann Kelly is president of the Irish Freedom Party, which promotes preserving Irish culture and national identity.
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‘Billboard Chris’ Elston: A Child Is Never Born Wrong
Chris Elston was living a normal life as the father of two girls, when he became aware of what he calls the “greatest child abuse scandal in modern history.”
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Member of Maryland’s Hate Crimes Task Force Suspended Over Anti-Israel Comments
Zainab Chaudry compared Israel to Nazi Germany and called children murdered by the Hamas terrorist group ‘fake Israeli babies.’
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NY Will Now Monitor Social Media for ‘Hate Speech’ | Live With Josh
New York state will increase its online surveillance for ‘hate speech’ and will confront people about their comments.
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NSW Government Looks to Tighten Hate Speech Law Following Pro-Palestinian Protests
‘You can protest, but you can’t take it so far that you’re advocating for violence or hatred on city streets,’ said the NSW Premier.
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New York Leans on Insurance Companies to Cancel the NRA
“It’s really frightening to think about a society where if the government doesn’t like your speech they can cancel your ability to do business” Daniel Ortner
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‘Call of Duty’ Video Game Using AI to Monitor What Players Say, Censor ‘Toxic Speech’
Activision’s Call of Duty said it is doubling down on its fight against “hate speech” and other types of “toxic and disruptive behavior”.
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Jewish Leaders Sue Radical Islamic Cleric Over Racial Discrimination
The Executive Council of Australian Jewry is taking radical Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad to court under racial discrimination laws.
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Nigel Biggar on the ‘Soft Centre’: Moderates Have Allowed Free Speech to Erode
Theologian Nigel Biggar is touring Australia.
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Hate Speech Laws Against Anti-Semitism Could Receive Coalition Backing
Labor Party is drafting laws against vilifying based on race, sexuality, gender, disability or religion.
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Hate Speech Laws Will Be Introduced to Parliament
This comes amid the words ‘Jew die’ being graffitied on a Jewish school.
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Up to 5 Years in Prison for Possession of a Meme? Hermann Kelly on Ireland’s New Hate Speech Bill
Hermann Kelly is president of the Irish Freedom Party, which promotes preserving Irish culture and national identity.
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‘Billboard Chris’ Elston: A Child Is Never Born Wrong
Chris Elston was living a normal life as the father of two girls, when he became aware of what he calls the “greatest child abuse scandal in modern history.”
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Member of Maryland’s Hate Crimes Task Force Suspended Over Anti-Israel Comments
Zainab Chaudry compared Israel to Nazi Germany and called children murdered by the Hamas terrorist group ‘fake Israeli babies.’
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NY Will Now Monitor Social Media for ‘Hate Speech’ | Live With Josh
New York state will increase its online surveillance for ‘hate speech’ and will confront people about their comments.
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NSW Government Looks to Tighten Hate Speech Law Following Pro-Palestinian Protests
‘You can protest, but you can’t take it so far that you’re advocating for violence or hatred on city streets,’ said the NSW Premier.
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New York Leans on Insurance Companies to Cancel the NRA
“It’s really frightening to think about a society where if the government doesn’t like your speech they can cancel your ability to do business” Daniel Ortner
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‘Call of Duty’ Video Game Using AI to Monitor What Players Say, Censor ‘Toxic Speech’
Activision’s Call of Duty said it is doubling down on its fight against “hate speech” and other types of “toxic and disruptive behavior”.
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