Sentence examples for controlling hate speech from inspiring English sources

The government has had difficulty controlling hate speech that swirls online and erupts into real violence.

Can you control hate speech without eroding free speech?

If leftist and liberal forces in society define 'hate speech' with such essentially "conservative straight white male" as a paradigmatic target, i.e. as a group to be controlled by regulating hate speech, is there are a risk that the definition of hate speech or at least the way it is applied to social reality becomes biased or one-sided?

The Commission is also focusing on controlling the spread of hate speech on online platforms — an issue which has again bubbled to the fore in Europe in recent times, following the refugee crisis.

The two separate audits will address two recent criticisms of Facebook: that it doesn't do enough to moderate and control racial and religious hate speech, and that its policies entrench liberal bias and censor conservative political views.

The categories were small — a few thousand people total — but the fact that they existed for official targeting (and in turn, revenue for Facebook) rather than being flagged raises questions about the effectiveness — or even existence — of hate speech controls on the platform.

Therefore, hate speech should be controlled.

The two brothers for the most part get along tolerably well, sharing a telegraphic vocabulary of show-biz and history references, but out of nowhere Bartie, who has zero impulse control, can suddenly spew out hate speech.

It's proven it can do it when it wants to," Mr Zucker said, referring to the site's controls to block pornography and hate speech.

A way out may be to give users far more control to weed out the hate speech themselves, with AI-driven algorithms applied to the problem.

Is any of it bad enough to justify formal controls, beyond the existing legislation on hate speech and threatening behaviour?