Cilt 10 Sayı 70 (2022)

Araştırma Makalesi

The Legal and Ethical Framework for the Role of the Press in Repressing Hate Speech and Racism and Respecting the Sovereignty of Countries

Yayımlandı 31.03.2022

Cilt 10 Sayı 70 kapak

Abstract

Discrimination and hate speech are not limited to hurting the feelings of individuals or groups targeted by those speeches, but may also contribute to committing crimes against them, fanning the flames of national strife, massacres, and strife, and adding to it. Some of these discourses encourage violence against societal groups such as women, children, refugees, migrants, minorities, or political opponents. This study attempts to define the legal and ethical framework for the role of the press in suppressing hate speech and racism and respecting the sovereignty of states.

Keywords Freedom of the press, hate speech, racist speech, state sovereignty

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