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Hate speeches profitable and is pushed by politicians,

In this world of wars, massive weapons production, sales and use; of sharpening inequalities and deadly climate emergencies, hate speech and its inhumane impact, is being amplified at ‘unprecedented

Katherine Bergeron has apologized, but critics at Connecticut College point to larger problems with her leadership on DEI.

The Venezuelan Non-Government Organization (NGO) Espacio Público reported the closure of 284 radio stations nationwide between 2003 and 2022 by the National Telecommunications Commission (Conatel) and security forces. Broadcasters accounted for 71% of the media outlets put out of circulation under Chavism.

Guterres says hate being fuelled in liberal, authoritarian govts

Read more about Hate speech: Nations fight back on Devdiscourse

In a short series of features, based on the new UN Podcasts series, UNiting Against Hate, we look at the effects, and possible solutions, to this growing problem.

Read more about Hate speech: A growing, international threat on Devdiscourse

BOISE – U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit along with the College of Idaho, the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights, DOJ Community Relations Service, and the FBI are convening a United Against

Federal and state officials try to build trust and better combat hate crimes in Idaho.