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Hate Speech: Ein globaler „Dauerbrenner“

Hate Speech: Ein globaler „Dauerbrenner“

On the Völkerrechtsblog, Amélie Pia Heldt writes about hate speech and the responsibility of platforms like Facebook or Twitter.
 

Hate speech: circumscribing, understanding and fighting hate speech - still a current topic in the context of online communication. [...] it affects all global communication services and all legal systems, albeit in different ways. However, the handling of hate speech and the countermeasures have had little effect so far. A promising approach would be to deal with the responsibility of platforms without necessarily equating them with state actors.
 
You can read the entire article here.
 
Heldt, A. P. (2019): “Ein globaler ‘Dauerbrenner’ – Der Umgang mit Hate Speech auf Online-Plattformen [A Global 'Long Runner' - Dealing with Hate Speech on Online Platforms]”. In: Völkerrechtsblog. https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/ein-globaler-dauerbrenner/ (last access 02.12.2019).

Hate Speech: Ein globaler „Dauerbrenner“

On the Völkerrechtsblog, Amélie Pia Heldt writes about hate speech and the responsibility of platforms like Facebook or Twitter.
 

Hate speech: circumscribing, understanding and fighting hate speech - still a current topic in the context of online communication. [...] it affects all global communication services and all legal systems, albeit in different ways. However, the handling of hate speech and the countermeasures have had little effect so far. A promising approach would be to deal with the responsibility of platforms without necessarily equating them with state actors.
 
You can read the entire article here.
 
Heldt, A. P. (2019): “Ein globaler ‘Dauerbrenner’ – Der Umgang mit Hate Speech auf Online-Plattformen [A Global 'Long Runner' - Dealing with Hate Speech on Online Platforms]”. In: Völkerrechtsblog. https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/ein-globaler-dauerbrenner/ (last access 02.12.2019).

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