Sentence examples for stirring up hatred from inspiring English sources

"To make provision about offences involving stirring up hatred against persons on racial or religious grounds". Creates new offences of stirring up hatred against persons on religious grounds.

Nigel Farage has sought to counter claims that his UK Independence Party (Ukip) is racist, accusing sections of the media of stirring up hatred against them.

A Church of England spokesman said: "We regard the test of stirring up hatred to be a strong one which would be unlikely to penalise preachers or comedians going about their normal business.

They operate in a soulless, faithless cult of Trumpism in which stirring up hatred and divisiveness is an end unto itself and the only "value" one applies is whether a statement or action helps or hurts Trump.

One local migrant aid association responded that only a tiny fraction of funding came from the region, most was from donations, and warned against "stirring up hatred against refugees from war zones".

Hanging innocent people, failing to deter the murderous among us, imposing revenge, stirring up hatred and deceit, making ourselves inhuman, all this follows from the death penalty, which feeds irrational politics (see the US).

Currently, incitement to racial hatred is an offence under the 1986 Public Order Act... which does not deal with the stirring up of religious hatred". This is not some academic debating point.

Amends the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 so that the powers of citizen's arrest do not apply to the offences of stirring up religious and racial hatred.

The dragon they hope to slay is a proposed change in the law that would extend the bar on inciting racial hatred to stirring up religious hatred.David Blunkett, the home secretary, has insisted there is no threat to Mr Atkinson's skits on simpering clergy with singsong voices.

The Lords amendments limited the legislation to "A person who uses threatening words or behaviour, or displays any written material which is threatening...if he intends thereby to stir up religious hatred", thereby restricting the offences to intentional acts of stirring up religious hatred.

"We have to know that today's bloodshed is the result of sectarian hatred and also the result of a stirring up of these sectarian tensions," he said.