Instead of sentencing James Sears on Monday, the judge said he would give him a chance to show why his trial should be re-opened or declared a mistrial. Continue reading →

The rally is planned as a response to violence at Hamilton Pride and weekly gatherings of far-right protesters in the city hall forecourt. Continue reading →

The Federal Office for Justice said the social networking company had failed to meet transparency requirements for its handling of hate speech complaints. Continue reading →

Mayor Fred Eisenberger says the pair will help develop a community-wide action plan to address discrimination, hate and hate crimes and to “increase inclusion and respect for all.” Continue reading →

Carlos Maza, a reporter at Vox, explained the situation on Twitter last week, saying one specific vlogger, Steven Crowder, has made multiple videos specifically targeting him. Continue reading →

The new rules, which take effect immediately, will prohibit content that denies the Holocaust or promotes white supremacy. Continue reading →

Fondation Émergence’s campaign for International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia was to raise awareness on the impact of online hate speech. Continue reading →

France wants to take a leading role in regulating online hate speech, particularly on social media platforms such as Facebook. Continue reading →

Comments included “How terrible Muslims are, you’re terrible people, you don’t belong here, we don’t want your kind,” Rana Zaman said. Continue reading →

Twisted political discourse dominates the airwaves and social media, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →