Hate Speech

A New Silence: The Supreme Court’s turn toward non-interference in hate-speech cases

The Court’s refusal to monitor rising hate-speech incidents marks a decisive shift from its earlier activist stance, exposing contradictions between judicial pronouncements, institutional capacity, and the lived realities of targeted communities

Now, ‘Swami’ Jitendranand Saraswati calls for lynching of pregnant women

Previously he has gotten away with giving a call for genocide of minorities at the Dharma Sansad in Hardiwar

CJP moves UP DGP over Pandit Ravi Sonkar’s death threats to Muslim worshipers at Gyanvapi mosque

The hate offender threatened Muslim devotees for washing hands and feet above the "Shivling"

Is GoI unwilling to investigate Facebook’s ecosystem of hate?

Facebook whistleblower, Sophie Zhang says Lok Sabha Speaker unwilling to hear her testimony on Indian IT Cells

Victory! Youtube acts on CJP’s complaint, blocks hateful videos

CJP's complaint had highlighted how the platform was being misused to spread hate, fake news and Islamophobia

After Times Now debate Nupur Sharma gets online threats from trolls 

Right Wing’s online army pins blame on fact checker Mohammed Zubair , who too has been getting vile abuse and threats

Communal posters found and removed in Borivali train after CJP intervenes

GRP removes the posters from the train; CJP had approached authorities after receiving information from a rights group

Kerala politician PC George arrested for anti-Muslim hate speech

First Class Judicial Magistrate Court-II cancels bail for violating bail conditions

How does Hate Offender Deepak Sharma manage to get FIRs registered on demand?

He regularly ‘ensures’ FIRs are registered against social media users, especially Muslims, yet gets away with his own hate speech!

Dharam Sansad case: SC grants 3 months interim bail to Jitendra Tyagi in Hate Speech

Jitendra Tyagi granted bail on medical grounds, asked not to indulge in hate speech during the term of interim bail

CJP moves NCM seeking action against Haribhushan Thakur Bachaul for anti-Muslim genocidal speech

The Bihar MLA had compared Muslims to Ravan saying they should be set ablaze like demons

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