They refer to migrants, LGBT populations, and those seen as “the others”, such as minorities, as particularly vulnerable. The thirty experts “call on public officials and politicians, as well as the media, to assume their collective responsibility to promote societies that are tolerant and inclusive”. Curbing hate speech is not an attack against freedom of expression, just the opposite, the letter continues: “Freedom of expression serves as a vital tool to counter hate speech”.
GAAMAC Secretariat, Partners Explore Collaboration on Atrocity Prevention
GAAMAC Secretariat, Partners Explore Collaboration on Atrocity Prevention The Global Action Against Mass Atrocity Crimes (GAAMAC) Secretariat has engaged international atrocity prevention partners in discussions on strengthening collaboration to prevent genocide, mass...
