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Facebook enforce their existing rules about disinformation. so there is a lot that has to be done, but one thing that is clear that can be done is they can apply the same standards as it relates to the things that are already against the rules. so if you are going to take down very explicit anti-hate in english language but leave the same material up and proliferating widely in spanish language, that is a real problem and that is handling every day on the platforms. and part of it is because they haven't made the investments. the second piece about news agencies, they are going to have to heat...

TORONTO, Jan. 19, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- La’ad Canada officially announced today the public launch of its CARE Project — Combatting Antisemitism...

In this part of central madrid on sunday, eight hoooded, knife—wielding attackers reportedly carved a homophobic remark into the skin of a 21—year—old gay man as he entered his apartment. translation: that kind . of violence in broad daylight in the afternoon is not normal. translation: let's see if people | of any kind of persuasion will be | able to walk down the street now. of course it�*s insecurity. insecurity felt in july too, when thousands protested after 24—year—old nursing assistant samuel luiz was beaten to death outside of a nightclub in the north of the country. in may...

By   Mar 12, 2021 02:02 AM EST During his first primetime televised speech, President Joe Biden emphasized protecting Asian-Americans, who have been victims of hate crimes throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. "Vicious hate crimes against Asian-Americans, who have been targeted, threatened, accused, and demonised," Biden said while delivering his speech at the East Room of the White House. Biden added that many Asian-Americans are on the pandemic's front line to save lives while fearing for their own lives. "It's wrong, it's un-American and it must stop."  Biden denounces hate, violence against...

On being anti-hate. >> i think it was more powerful in how broad it was and sweeping it was. the reality is, any form of hatred is unacceptable. we as leaders of this nation should be condemning of all forms of hatred. >> omar freshman rasheeda talib and andre carson praised the measure as being historic saying it's the first time that we voted on a resolution condemning anti-muslim bigotry in our nation's history, anti-muslim crimes have increased 99% from 2014 to 2016 and are still on the rise. the house republican leader says the speaker of the house and her leadership team dropped the ball...