Archive | Hate Speech Laws

"It’s been a year and a half of trauma, and I feel a deep sense of injustice."

"The new instructions also deem countries that . . . facilitate mass migration as infringing on human rights."

"Police investigated the case as a suspected crime against democracy."

“This government has allowed the largest invasion of our shores in modern history. It deserves full scrutiny."

She accuses the German government of “supporting left-wing violence, covering up migrant crimes, and silencing dissidents with mass house raids.”

"The damage caused by inbreeding is factual, backed up by science."

He "thought it was a good joke." German speech police took a different view.

“They want to use me as an example so that others censor themselves.”

At least one country in Europe respects free speech.

Police say “old white men” does not represent a national or ethnic group.

Featuring Jared Taylor.

"My intention was to speak about threats of violence that individuals incite against others."

"We will absolutely target you, go after you, if you are targeting anyone with hate speech — and that's across the aisle."

He compared Britain to North Korea.

She faces 90 days in jail for using the "n-word."

"The system wanted to make an example of Lucy so other people would be scared to say things about immigration.”

"They are disgusting Nazi fascists. We need to cut all their throats and get rid of them all."

Much of the country lacks internet.

Silencing the opposition.

“In Europe, thousands are being convicted for the crime of criticizing their own governments."

A “day of action” against "digital arsonists."

“The Basic Law guarantees freedom of expression and association even to its enemies.”

"This suspended sentence is the gravest form of censorship they could pursue and an effective way to kill activism."

Officials claim the magazine incites "hatred."

“This judicial decision represents an unprecedented milestone in the fight against racism in sport in Spain."

“The UK police are now making over 10,000 arrests every year for online comment, more than the police in Russia itself."

They face up to a year in prison for traveling to the Remigration Summit.

One of the victims: “We have nothing against foreigners.”

“No free speech, no deal. It is as simple as that."

"The case also sends a strong message to other white supremacists that Albemarle County does not tolerate this kind of criminal conduct."

"The spread of hatred in Germany is protected by freedom of expression."

“We have, today, a situation where we have two peoples, two Frances, two youths — that of Thomas, that of Chahid."

"We don’t have the same freedom of speech laws that they have in the United States . . . we want to hold together a multicultural community."

Even while Council of Europe tries to promote free speech.

Germany is focused on the real threats.

"Anglo-Indian" soccer player was charged with racially abusing a white cop.

He called government politicians "malicious failures."

60 Minutes seems to think Germany has it right.

Europeans aren't free to speak their minds.

Report claims grooming gangs are an "alleged" problem “frequently exploit[ed]” by the far-right.

Snitch hotline aims to make Connecticut "No Place For Hate."

She allegedly called a cop a "stupid white bastard."

It already has laws against "inciting hatred" based on race.

Official: “We keep a close eye on how disinformation and hate can proliferate, including online.”

“The gravity of the crime of racism in Brazil is so great that people can be arrested on the spot."

He pointed out the truth about grooming gangs.

Britain goes full "anarcho-tyranny."

A small win for free speech.

The judge complimented the Syrian for his integration efforts.

She dared draw attention to black-on-white crime.

Officials recorded it as a “politically motivated right-wing crime.”

"Musk has converted X into a hate machine."

He's being investigated for "stirring up racial hatred in a social media post."

SPLC CEO: “Hate speech has no place in the South or our nation."

“This judgment clarifies the line between freedom of expression and incitement against an ethnic group."

“Today is a win for every single person who has been told to go back to where they came from."

New law would allow judges to put people under house arrest on suspicion that they might commit a "hate offence."

The grandfather was imprisoned for shouting "racist and provocative remarks."

She supported Brits burning down migrant housing.

It's the first time the law designed to prohibit KKK cross-burnings has won a verdict in a jury trial.

It helps that the slur-slinger was black.

"Real Madrid. . . will keep working to protect the club's values and eradicate any racist behaviour in the world of football."

Haitians don't understand free speech.

She's waiting for a "consensus" before bringing new hate-speech legislation forward.

The bill is still bad news for "racist" speech.

He was charged under a Virginia law "that criminalizes burning objects with the intent to intimidate."

British media call the idea a "far-right conspiracy theory."

Speedy justice for right-wing demonstrators.

His crime was to post "anti-Muslim and anti-establishment rhetoric."

Brit gets 18 months for offending foreigners.

"We will throw the full force of the law at people."

Elon told the censors to screw off.

The mild posts expressed concern over mass immigration.

Kamala's sidekick has no understanding of the First Amendment.

Director of public prosecutions says some posts could count as terrorism.