42 случая разжигания ненависти и других форм нетерпимости между первым и вторым туром выборов, Promo-LEX from

42 instances of hate speech and other forms of intolerance between the first and second rounds of elections, Promo-LEX

Hate speech and other forms of intolerance

During the period between the first and second rounds of elections, Promo-LEX registered 42 cases of hate speech and other forms of intolerance.

Incidents of hate speech

These included 12 cases of hate speech, 10 cases of discrimination, and 20 cases of incitement to violence or hatred.

Targeted groups

The most targeted groups were ethnic minorities (15 cases), women (10 cases), and LGBTI people (7 cases).

The perpetrators of these acts were mainly political parties and candidates (20 cases), followed by the media (10 cases) and civil society organizations (5 cases).

Methods of dissemination

The main methods of dissemination were social media (25 cases), traditional media (10 cases), and public speeches (7 cases).

Impact of hate speech

Hate speech can have a significant impact on its targets, including causing psychological harm, social isolation, and even physical violence.

In the context of elections, hate speech can undermine the democratic process by creating an atmosphere of fear and intimidation.

Recommendations

Promo-LEX calls on all stakeholders to take action to combat hate speech and other forms of intolerance.

This includes political parties, the media, civil society organizations, and the government.

Political parties should commit to running clean campaigns and rejecting hate speech.

The media should report on elections in a responsible and impartial manner, and avoid amplifying hate speech.

Civil society organizations should monitor hate speech and provide support to its targets.

The government should adopt and implement laws to prohibit and punish hate speech.

Conclusion

Hate speech and other forms of intolerance are serious problems that can have a significant impact on individuals and society as a whole.

It is essential that all stakeholders take action to combat these phenomena.

Only by working together can we create a more tolerant and inclusive society.