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A Victorian tribunal ruled that a pro-Palestine protester's chant incited hatred against Jews, finding a breach of the Racial and Religious Tolerance Act.

The article discusses the complexities surrounding the potential dismissal of employees for holding Nazi beliefs, particularly outside of work hours, highlighting recent events in Charlottesville as a contextual example.

A training session in Katsina State, Nigeria, educated 74 community media actors on ethical reporting and combating misinformation and hate speech.

Independent MP Helen Haines is advocating for the implementation of disaster roaming services following the launch of a new emergency messaging system by the federal government.

Australia’s state and federal attorneys general are meeting to address rising antisemitism and online hate in a concerted effort to reinforce protections against discrimination and hate speech.

A student at Toronto Metropolitan University reported an assault during an event supporting Israel, where a masked assailant threw expired milk at them.

Singer Olga Heikkala discusses her struggles with depression and self-criticism in a recent documentary, revealing that a difficult breakup prompted her to focus on her music.

NHL player Dylan Strome's daughter faced unwanted online hatred after a seemingly innocent social media post, prompting a swift response from the NHL.

Hash Tayeh, former owner of the Burgertory chain, was found to have breached hate speech laws during a pro-Palestine rally in Melbourne.

Saudi Arabia is preparing for a possible U.S. military attack on Iran by increasing its oil production and exports, according to Riyadh sources.

During a Champions League match against Benfica, Real Madrid removed a fan from the stands for making Nazi salutes, highlighting the club's stance against racism and hate.

Klaipeda police initiated an investigation concerning public support for Russian policies, focusing on potential incitement against specific groups.

Johanne Lykke Naderehvandi's new novel intertwines ghostly elements with the themes of misogyny, showcasing a haunting narrative that critiques male violence against women.

A Ramadan iftar event in New York's Times Square has become the target of a coordinated hate campaign perpetuated by far-right and pro-Israel accounts on social media.

The Green Party in the UK is optimistic about a by-election in a historically Labour constituency, leveraging public sentiment following the successes of Nigel Farage.

The commentary reflects on the societal response to derogatory comments made about Muslims in Norway, highlighting a collective stand against dehumanization.

Canadian Justice Minister Sean Fraser indicated that the Liberal government may limit debate on a stalled hate speech bill to fulfill their campaign promises.

A youth hockey game in Nova Scotia was prematurely ended by a referee following a hate-motivated comment from a spectator, leading to an investigation by the RCMP.

Keir Starmer calls on voters to defeat Reform party in an important by-election that could impact Labour's long-held seat in Gorton and Denton.

A suspected serial offender linked to an Islamic State network has been released on probation after pleading guilty to a violent gay assault that was filmed and shared on social media.

Russian soldiers provide harrowing accounts of execution and violence in their ranks, highlighting a disturbing reality within the military.

The National Human Rights Council in Brazil is currently investigating the activities of neo-Nazi groups in Goiás as part of a nationwide effort to combat hate speech.

German police are conducting nationwide searches and summonses aimed at addressing illegal online postings related to hate speech.

Croatian MP Nikola Mažar criticized colleague Dalija Orešković for her speech he deemed hate speech and called for public condemnation.

A parent discusses the challenges of addressing bullying in schools, highlighting a conversation that turned confrontational rather than constructive.

'Waris Pathan asserts that insulting prominent figures is unacceptable and calls for promoting love over hatred in society.'

From January 20 to November 30, 2025, ICE detained 184 Polish citizens for deportation, marking a significant increase from previous years.

Canberra police returned art posters depicting various world leaders in Nazi uniforms to a local music venue and decided not to lay charges under new hate symbol laws.

Canberra police will return seized posters to a local bar owner as they have decided not to press charges under new hate laws.

NSW Premier Chris Minns announced potential new laws targeting violent crimes against gay and bisexual individuals in response to recent violent attacks.

NSW police will increase armed patrols in public places and protests following the establishment of a permanent hate crime unit.

A new unit of 250 NSW police officers equipped with long-arm rifles will focus on combating hate-related crimes in Sydney.

A woman expresses concern over her sister's marriage, where she feels overwhelmed while her husband remains detached and unhelpful.

The French government has banned a book aimed at young Muslim women due to concerns that it promotes discrimination and hate.

The Ramadan night market in Dandenong has grown to become Melbourne's largest, serving as a cultural response to increasing anti-Muslim sentiment following the Bondi terror attack.

The article discusses how the Sweden Democrats (SD) disseminate anti-Ramadan sentiments while the Prime Minister wishes Swedish Muslims a blessed Ramadan.

Coleen Nolan from Loose Women expresses complex feelings about her abusive father in an emotional discussion on the show.

Augusto César Vieira has been charged with racial slur, bodily harm, and racism after attacking two Muslim women at a shopping mall in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil.

The new hate reporting program in Durham Region may inhibit freedom of expression by allowing citizens to report non-criminal incidents anonymously.

A report reveals that Nazi groups are using codes and disguised language on TikTok to promote Adolf Hitler and Nazism without being detected by platform moderation.

Iceland is forming a special committee aimed at investigating anti-Semitism and the circumstances surrounding a recent attack during a light festival.

A special committee has been established to investigate incidents of anti-Semitism and the recent attack on a light festival in Iceland.

Australia has initiated a government-supported inquiry into antisemitism following a mass shooting at a Jewish event in Bondi Beach in December 2025 that resulted in 15 fatalities.

The Conservative Party in Canada accuses the Liberals of manipulating language to downplay concerns regarding a contentious hate speech bill, Bill C-9, which faces criticism over its implications for religious freedom.

The prosecutor demands imprisonment for extremist Daniel Bombic, who is facing multiple charges related to extremist activities.

The National Council of Human Rights in Brazil is initiating an on-site mission to investigate the rise of hate speech and neo-Nazi cells in the state of Goiás.

Heath Ledger's 1999 film, '10 Things I Hate About You,' is now available for free streaming on Channel 4 in the UK.

A court in Belo Horizonte has ordered a mental health evaluation for a man accused of verbally assaulting a lesbian couple in a supermarket, pausing the related criminal proceedings.

Abdelhakim Sefrioui faces retrial for his role in the hate campaign leading to the assassination of teacher Samuel Paty, reiterating his belief that depictions of the Prophet Muhammad are universally unacceptable to Muslims.

Aneta Leitmanová, an anonymous journalist credited with numerous politically charged articles, has resurfaced in the news following a court decision against her for a defamatory article.