What to do about Trump’s increasingly dangerous speech
Trump‘s recent xenophobic rhetoric is more brazen and explicit. What can be done about it?
Read MoreTrump‘s recent xenophobic rhetoric is more brazen and explicit. What can be done about it?
Read MoreCriticism of Facebook’s role in the Rohingya genocide largely focuses on anti-Rohingya speech. But content targeting and shaming members of the in-group – like calling people traitors for showing empathy for the Rohingya – also played a significant role.
Read MoreGovernments, internet companies, and civil society organizations attempting to prevent the spread of violent white supremacist ideas – and killings – must consider the radicalizing capacity of fear and threat, instead of focusing exclusively on hate speech.
Read MoreAlong with CITAD, the DSP recommends six strategies for resisting the spread of Dangerous Speech and its potential to inspire violence as Nigeria enters its 2019 election season.
Read MoreIn January 2018, for only the third time in history, the UN issued sanctions regarding speech: this time against the…
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