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  • Pre 09 2018
    ...ch cooperation project: Fight against discrimination, hate crime, and hate speech in Georgia – Pre 09 2018]]
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  • Combatting hate speech at national level, example from Georgia – Flash 09 2018
    How can we combat online hate speech at national level together? How do we incorporate European policy recommend Hate Speech; digital citizenship; education; regulation; non-discrimination; Georgia
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  • Hate speech and online defamation
    #REDIRECT [[Hate speech and its consequences for human rights online]]
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  • Flash 09 2018
    #REDIRECT [[Combatting hate speech at national level, example from Georgia – Flash 09 2018]]
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  • Hate speech – Flash 09 2018
    #REDIRECT [[Combatting hate speech at national level, example from Georgia – Flash 09 2018]]
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  • Hate speech and its consequences for human rights online
    #REDIRECT [[Hate speech and its consequences for human rights online – WS 08 2014]]
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  • Pre 03 2021
    #REDIRECT [[Implementing regulatory standards on combating hate speech (challenges and opportunities) – Pre 03 2021]]
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  • Launch cooperation project: Fight against discrimination, hate crime, and hate speech in Georgia – Pre 09 2018
    Hate Speech; digital citizenship; education; regulation; non-discrimination; Georgia The project ‘Fight against discrimination, hate crime, and hate speech in Georgia’ builds on long standing cooperation between the Council of Eu
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  • Implementing regulatory standards on combating hate speech (challenges and opportunities) – Pre 03 2021
    ...up id="text_01">[[Pre 03 2021#foot_01|1]]</sup> record an increase in hate speech online, with detrimental consequences for human dignity and the enjoyment o When addressing hate speech, in terms of applicable liability and required responses, it’s important
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  • Main Topic 1 2023
    ...ucture, as well as attempts to break its morale by disinformation and hate speech. This war has also raised the fundamental question of how long and to what
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  • Proposals for Flash sessions 2018
    ...al level, example from Georgia – Flash 09 2018|'''Flash 9: Combatting hate speech at national level, example from Georgia''']] 112 (confirmed)
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  • Internet rights versus restrictions
    ...ussion could look into solutions and good practices to reduce the level of hate on the internet.</span> ...amily: Calibri; ">Rewiring democracy – making Internet an enabler for free speech, assembly and association</span>
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  • YOUthDIG 2019 messages
    * Emerging concerns online, such as hate speech, fake news, privacy, and cyber bullying are not sufficiently discussed and
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  • Blogs participation and protest – 2015
    ...tical protest – but have also raised concerns over privacy, bullying, hate speech and intellectual property. Today along with traditional media, there are o
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  • Thorbjørn Jagland, Secretary General of the Council of Europe – 2016
    '''Speech by Thorbjørn Jagland on the digital economy and human rights''' ...the European Commission’s new Code of Conduct with industry to remove hate speech contains an explicit reference to the judgments of the European Court of Hu
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  • Council of Europe platform between governments and major Internet companies on respect for human rights and rule of law online – 2016
    ...f data in an open environment. There are many other concerns, such as hate speech, abusive forms of expression online, and the blocking, filtering and takedo # For example no hate speech online, privacy, child safety, mass surveillance, trans-border data flows,
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  • Programme overview 2013
    ...ropean_Commission_by_Linda_Corugedo_Steneberg_%E2%80%93_2013 |''' Key note speech:''' Digital Agenda Assembly – highlights / reporting from the European Co ..._living_together_online_%E2%80%93_WS_08_2013|'''WS 8:''' Cross-border hate speech and defamation – living together online]]
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  • UNESCO and Internet issues – Flash 8 2016
    * Countering online hate speech
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  • Programme overview 2012
    ...n_Silvia_of_Sweden_on_children_on_the_Internet_%E2%80%93_2012 |''' Keynote speech:''' H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden on children on the Internet ]] | 9:30 '''Flash 7'''<br /> Youth taking action against hate-speech in cyberspace
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  • Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network – Flash 03 2017
    ...ecting freedom of expression and other human rights when dealing with hate speech, harassment, security threats, incitation to violence, and discrimination o
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  • Programme overview 2011
    ...ing_racism_%E2%80%93_WS_05_2011|'''WS 5:''' Freedom of expression and hate speech – the dilemma of reconciling freedom of expression with combating racism]
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  • Consolidated programme 2018
    ...ch cooperation project: Fight against discrimination, hate crime, and hate speech in Georgia''']]<br />(13:15-14:45) CENTRAL ROOM ...level, example from Georgia – Flash 09 2018|'''Flash 9:''' Combatting hate speech at national level, example from Georgia]]<br />(11:45-12:15) LOLITA
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  • Marina Kaljurand, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia – 2016
    '''Speech by the Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs, H.E. Mrs. Marina Kaljurand ...Commission together with major internet companies last week to tackle hate speech online. This is a positive example of self-regulation and cooperation.
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  • Cross-border hate speech and defamation – living together online – WS 08 2013
    *Adriana Delgado, The No Hate Speech Movement ...olutions in different national jurisdictions to tackle the problem of hate speech and defamation entail the danger of a fragmentation of cyberspace, e.g. thr
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  • Freedom of expression and hate speech – the dilemma of reconciling freedom of expression with combating racism – WS 05 2011
    ...edom of expression and hate speech. Different national definitions of hate speech were referred to together with internationally accepted principles. ...l of Europe has taken specific initiatives to promote restrictions on hate speech and tolerance education, with more emphasis on the latter. The role of educ
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  • Protecting citizens in times of crisis – TOPIC 01 Sub 03 2023
    How to ensure effective protection against online harms, such as hate speech and dis-information in time of crisis and advance human rights and fundamen ...cted all together. The Covid19 health crisis equally sparked waves of hate speech and disinformation against specific groups, to the point that the World Hea
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  • Cross-border Internet and law – what frameworks? – WS 04 2015
    Jurisdiction, Intermediary Liability, Law, Requests, Hate Speech, Terrorism, Security, Right to be De-Indexed, Defamation
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  • Hate speech and its consequences for human rights online – WS 08 2014
    ...ot take into account human rights online, specifically with regard to hate speech issues ...for concern. One of these reasons is that the online manifestation of hate speech is difficult to monitor, measure and counter.
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  • YOUthDIG 2020 messages
    A system for reporting data breach, fake news and hate speech issues can be designed by the governmental agency engaged in data security
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  • Council of Europe – AI as a risk to enhance discrimination – Pre 06 2019
    ...ommendation-no.15 ECRI General Policy recommendation 15 on combatting hate speech]
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  • Keynote: Marina Kaljurand, Undersecretary for Political Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia – 2015
    == Speech == ...by threats including those of murder and sexual assault. This form of hate speech targets female politicians, journalists and human rights defenders, but als
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  • Content is the king revisited – WS 01 2016
    ...hanging role of media as gatekeepers, and the challenge of addressing hate speech, and how content influences children and youth in the age of social media. Hate speech, Social & digital media, Child protection online, Access to content, User &
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  • Keynotes & Q&A – 2016
    ...er European governments to tackle illegal content while safe guarding free speech. And as with all these things its impact will depend on political so urge y ...We welcome the announcements made bilingual European countries to end hate speech online. Estonia strongly supports the digital single market work. The objec
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  • Online political advertising and disinformation – gathering evidence, shaping regulation – BigStage 2020
    ...se can be translated into policy actions that avoid threats for freedom of speech. ...ainly with questions of disinformation, online political advertising, hate speech and international law enforcement. Recently she had the overall coordinatio
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  • Agreeing on the Messages – 2023
    ...at are well placed to support other institutions in the fight against hate speech. ...without in that message being balanced by any consideration given to free speech.
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  • Openness, rights and access
    ...ussion could look into solutions and good practices to reduce the level of hate on the internet.</span> ...LEFT"|<span style="font-family: Calibri; ">Child protection and freedom of speech and information seem equally relevant. Technical means can help (FSM video:
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  • Wrap-up: Reporting-in and conclusions – 2013
    >> CHENGETAI MASSANGO: Thank you very much. I’ve got a 15-page speech I’ve written here. No, I’ll be very short. In fact, I’ll cut it. I’ ...IBBARD: Thank you. Now to the last workshop, workshop 8, cross-border hate speech. Living together online.
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  • Towards a human Internet? Rules, rights and responsibilities for our online future – WS 04 2013
    >> Jan: Thank you. So we spoke about freedom of speech and Hate Speech. And we begin by deciding that we would limit ourself to the 47 countries o ...cle ten of the convention on the human rights, which guarantees freedom of speech, but also underlines that there are restrictions; and secondly, the 2011 UN
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  • Your Freedom of Expression vs. mine? Who is in control? – WS 10 2018
    Are governments trying to curtail freedom of speech more or less than they used to do? ...termediaries, trying to keep their platforms clean from fake news and hate speech, adopting practices that restrict freedom of expression?
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  • Programme overview 2014
    ...te_speech_and_its_consequences_for_human_rights_online_–_WS_08_2014 | Hate speech and its consequences for human rights online]]
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  • Best practices of self- and co-regulation of platforms towards a legal framework – WS 12 2021
    ...like extremist content and disinformation while ensuring the right to free speech. ...e platforms in enforcement of users’ fundamental rights and spreading hate speech online. So you can find – I will post the chat right now the EuroDIG wiki
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  • Consolidated programme 2021
    ...03 2021 | '''PRE 3:''' Implementing regulatory standards on combating hate speech (challenges and opportunities)]]<br />[[image:Icons_live_20px.png | Video r
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  • Platforms as critical infrastructure for democratic discourse – TOPIC 03 Sub 03 2023
    ...false information on maker platforms, the use of offensive language, hate speech, I know that we have been looking at this particularly, you have recently i ...cases and hate speech from South Africa to Serbia, we have focused on hate speech against marginalized groups as one of the strategic priorities, precisely b
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  • Confronting the digital divide (2) – Refugees, human rights and Internet access – WS 10 2016
    ...representatives are saying this in this meeting. There is an atmosphere of hate, religious intolerance, and atmosphere of outright racism. It is whipped up .... If you read the headlines, and how we understand hate speech, it is hate speech. We need an increase in funding, not cutting of funding. We need training a
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  • How I am affected by Internet Governance – 2017
    And, therefore, I'm an online activist and campaigner for the no hate speech movement, because human rights and Democracy needs to be sacred for me and ...od morning. My name is (?) And I'm (?) Campaign coordinator of the no hate speech movement in Hungary.
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  • Internet in the “post-truth” era? – Pl 02 2017
    ...ves, ethic, quality journalism, media literacy education, response to hate speech, take down, education, alternative narratives, trusted flaggers, multi-stak ...s? Why do some narratives (e.g. counter and alternative narratives to hate speech) and news (i.e. real news) receive less visibility than others? At the sam
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  • Empowerment through education – WS 08 2016
    ...l evaluational media can work as a tool for young people to recognize hate speech since the very beginning to critically reflect on media messages, to find i ...who is producing also this information that is important to identify hate speech, for example. And with this understanding of the rules of a website of diff
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  • Draft programme 2018
    # Hate speech and youth involvement / 112, 124
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  • List of proposals for EuroDIG 2023
    ...nteed access to accurate information on these platforms, meaning that hate speech, political manipulation, and other illegal and harmful content should be ba ...approach can ensure effective support for the victims and targets of hate speech and other harmful content.
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  • Keynotes 01 2018
    ...cial intolerance, especially, recommendation also against how to face hate speech online by individuals and intermediary and we are working on guidelines for
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  • Embracing the digital (r)evolution – 2016
    ...t because it has lots of opportunities to share but we also know that hate speech pushes out certain groups and they’re not fully benefitting of the opport ...t on individuals of hate speech or are you looking at ways of curbing hate speech? Which is your focus?
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  • EuroDIG 2023 – FocalPoints
    ...lic speaking and presentation skills coach, and adviser on countering hate speech. In the latter role he has worked with for example the National Police Boar ...researcher with a passion for civil society, political science, freedom of speech, and digital space regulation. With a Master's degree in Journalism and a B
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  • Information disorder: causes, risks and remedies. – PL 02 2018
    ...ee-speech-global-perspectives IGF 2017 Fighting Fake News, Protecting Free Speech, Global Perspectives] ...me weaponized against the very institutions and values that the freedom of speech was supposed to protect.
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  • EuroDIG 2024 – FocalPoints
    ...iscussions, particularly on topics such as human rights online and No Hate Speech movement; children in the digital environment; media literacy; Youth partic
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  • Tobias Bornakke – Keynote 06 2023
    ...ng the first outside of the Nordic countries and fake accounts spread hate speech and disinformation to journalists and others while hiding behind the AI gen
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  • Tackling online harms – a regulation minefield? Present and future. – PL 07 2019
    ...onal regulatory authorities in the age of convergence with respect to hate speech and the link to the Council of Europe conference in Zagreb One of their messages actually states, emerging concerns online such as hate speech, fake news, cyberbullying are not sufficiently discussed in school. We want
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  • Principles, policies and practices – Gleanings from the 2011 work on Internet governance principles – PL 07 2012
    ...Society, Commissioner Kroes as given us sets of principles and even in her speech referred to the dichotomy that we are seeing between the current model, the I’m Fara Jaset and I’m from an initiative about young people combating hate speech online. We believe that incorporating the principles of human rights, as me
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  • Realizing rights online – from human rights discourses to enforceable stakeholder responsibilities – WS 01 2017
    *What obligations do intermediaries have (regarding hate speech/fake news)? ...their liability (or lack thereof) for user content. Efforts to combat hate speech have been neither effective nor fully legitimate. At the Council of Europe,
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  • Intermediaries and human rights – between co-opted law enforcement and human rights protection – PL 03b 2016
    ...-forum-document-pool/ EU Internet Forum against terrorist content and hate speech online: Document pool (10.03.2016)] ...eful content proposed by the German Task Force against illegal online hate speech (15.12.2015)]
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  • Fending off trolls – Journalists in defence of democracy – WS 08 2019
    ...disinformation that sells better than real, investigative reporting, hate speech, and operations that influence politics and elections across frontiers. ...t-russian-social-network-vkontakte-says-about-ukrainian-election Chaos and Hate: What Russian Social Network VKontakte Says About Ukrainian Election]
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  • Keynote 01 2021
    Let me welcome Roberto Viola. His keynote speech is mainly linked to what we’ll discuss right after the speeches in Focus ...ect to human beings with solid democratic rules and respect for freedom of speech. That, technology will not change.
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  • How to serve the public interest? – PL 01 2013
    ...we have localized and we operate. And it comes up in speeches such as hate speech in France. ...r French law hate speech is outlawed; under American law, the idea of hate speech is protected, really, by the first amendment until you get to the point of
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  • Critical Internet literacy – WS 10 2017
    ...e, but also other people too. You know, informing the public about no hate speech is very important. Very briefly. ...ourselves. I work for the campaign, our coordinated campaign against hate speech. For us it has become very clear that we need to educate and raise awarenes
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  • The rules of the digital world – economy versus human rights – PL 03 2016
    ...; but when it comes to human rights, when it comes to really tackling hate speech, all the problems that we have and the discussions there, then we should ha ...ally come with rulings like that that really put innovation and freedom of speech in danger because we put a responsibility and the liability on intermediari
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  • Social media – opportunities, rights and responsibilities – WS 06 2020
    ...will facilitate a discussion on the limitations and pitfalls of freedom of speech on the Internet. ...thoritarian and democratic governments. As human rights protected offline (speech, expression, aggregation) should also be protected online (Tallinn Manual),
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  • What role can human rights play in Internet policy? – WS 08 2011
    ...ned to be) used including copyright violations, gambling websites and hate speech. However there was some debate about child abuse imagery. On the one hand o ...nitiatives and now you can see that human dignity issues dealing with hate speech, like they are discussing right now in another workshop entitled discrimina
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  • Digital information literacy as a modern civic skill – a Finnish perspective – WS 02 2023
    ...lic speaking and presentation skills coach, and adviser on countering hate speech<br> ...erva is a public speaking and speech coach. And advisor to countering hate speech. He has worked with the association of Finnish lawyers. Pekka has previousl
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  • European mediascape – How to (re)create a trusted public sphere? – FS 04 2021
    ...an initiative report on this in the European Parliament. In preparing that speech and the initiative report one thing is particularly clear, when you get exc ...be discussed publicly, secure information basis beyond fake news and hate speech and consultive as possible. At this point, let me add that I consider the p
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  • A secure and non-fragmented cyberspace: rule of law in a cross-border environment – PL 06 2014
    ...difference in the laws. For example, Germany and France have rules on hate speech that don’t fit with the first amendment interpretation in the U.S. That m ...harmonization of the substance. Because there is no agreement on what hate speech is or not.
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  • From internet users to digital citizens – WS 06 2017
    ..., who may make attempts to restrict their fundamental freedoms (freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, etc.). ...they care. They want to promote tolerance. They want to fight against hate speech. Maybe they care about sustainable development and we want to empower them
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  • Internet roadmap and tendencies in the global Internet Governance landscape – Opening 2014
    ...in particular. Different approaches to libel. Different approaches to hate speech. And when one state extends its jurisdiction outside of its own borders, th ...lo. My name is Steven Lockhart. I work for the Council of Europe’s No Hate Speech Campaign. I want you to know that on the Twitter wall there are a lot of co
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  • Uncovering the DNA of European IG(F) initiatives – WS 06 2016
    ...y in the room. Also, we had the Minister doing a Q & A session basically a speech and answering questions from stakeholders. ...s the main output. We put the presentations on the website, the Minister’s speech and the transcripts and so on. And we blog and tweet and so on.
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  • Digital cooperation between African and European parliamentarians – Opening plenary 2023
    ...there needs to be the same governing rules than in the real life. No hate speech, this is a growing problem as we know and it is liaison statement close to ...ch over doesn’t mean that it is allowed to do illegal things, meaning hate speech or violence against women, children, other deprived.
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  • List of all 96 topic proposals
    ...yle="font-family: Calibri; font-size: xx-small;">Anonymity is key for free speech and, like any other tool, it may be used als ofor crime. As the good will o ...ussion could look into solutions and good practices to reduce the level of hate on the internet.</span>
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  • Responding to disinformation in times of COVID-19 and geopolitical conflict – FA 04 Sub 01 2022
    *[https://rm.coe.int/covid-and-free-speech-en/1680a03f3a A study on the impact of Covid-19 and ensuing measures on fre ...nt. She also leads work on potentially harmful content online such as hate speech and mis and disinformation, and all of that in the context of respect of Hu
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  • Under which jurisdiction(s) are European citizens online? – PL 04 2013
    *'''HATE SPEECH:''' How to deal with cross-border hate speech in online spaces? Hate speech in Germany, we will take it down. So it –
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  • Virtual worlds, but real risks: navigating metaverses as a next generation of digital platforms – TOPIC 03 Sub 01 2023
    ...s of human rights and freedoms, such as the right to privacy or freedom of speech; *other risks of harm to users - harassment, bullying, discrimination hate speech, addictions etc.;
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  • Opening session: Internet for democracy – a tool, a trap or what? – 2011
    ...tial that we create a standard for laws protecting freedom of information, speech, and expression that reflects the reality that information doesn’t have a ...grade our laws to protect sources, information, whistleblowers, freedom of speech, free press, essential history protection and so forth.
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  • Digital broadcast merging with Internet services – How will the media ecosystem change? – WS 06 2012
    ...work in which you can, let’s say, swing to try – is there something – hate speech, is there something, problems that you will publish at all? So are those bo ...among the politicians in Sweden as well. They want to restrict freedom of speech, freedom of expression. They have been discussing this new law against phot
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  • Fake News – Dissolving Superstitions with Media Literacy – WS 10 2021
    ...ernet Governance, OECD – Expert Group, Evaluation Committee of the No Hate Speech Movement and an expert in the Drafting Group of Specialists on Children in ...g our alumni as well. They’re oriented for detection of fake news and hate speech, cybersecurity and other skews that are needed to be able to filter harmful
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  • Consolidated programme 2023
    ...ucture, as well as attempts to break its morale by disinformation and hate speech. This war has also raised the fundamental question of how long and to what
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  • NRI Assembly – European contribution to global IG process – 2017
    ...roups. Having a programme focused on concrete and challenging issues (e.g. hate speeches and fake news) will help attract more stakeholders. Ms Sorina Tele ...t we really tackle the issues that are related to digitization, be it hate speech, be it fake news, be it how the digitization is affecting how democracy, ho
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  • The privacy standards that we want – WS 01 2011
    ...es not, you have to go to the church. In our democracy, the limits of free speech is judged by church. So you see there are already some situations. ...pull out of the Internet what they published before. A person who makes a speech and regrets it, they could try to demand it or the Internet papers remove i
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  • Cybersecurity challenges ahead! How would you shape regulation to address changing technology? – WS 07 2019
    ...t, how they settle this. And... if the German government says we have hate speech and fake news in these other networks and delegating to Facebook, that's no ...ible, but... if you can remove 80%, of wrong-doings and hate news and fake speech, you have achieved a lot.
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  • Messages 2023
    ...ions and other key stakeholders must be adequately prepared to combat hate speech and build resilience against disinformation.
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  • Data Sovereignty and Trusted Online Identity – COVID-19 Vaccination Data – WS 03 2021
    ...use a classification, maybe some of them could be trying to address online speech forms, others may be they are going to facilitate government services, othe ...ith respect to the scorers with the identity is a way to remedy the online speech harms.
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  • From cybersecurity to terrorism – are we all under surveillance? – PL 03a 2016
    ...oid. I will not repeat what the Secretary General said this morning in his speech and during the discussion. The standards we have notably in the cybercrime ...ciety that is not afraid, a society that should essentially encourage free speech, should not be able to effectively use a vague undefined word like terroris
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  • Platform and data neutrality – access to content – WS 01 2018
    *The concerns related to concepts such as hate speech, fake news, safe spaces, brand safety, content take down, the right to be f #https://www.wired.com/story/free-speech-issue-tech-turmoil-new-censorship/
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  • List of proposals for EuroDIG and SEEDIG 2020
    ...ncluding costs, for humans disadvantaged by impediments to sight, hearing, speech and mobility || Both ...that we encounter online. This intersects with access & literacy and hate speech. || EuroDIG
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  • Digital citizenship, integration and participation – WS 12 2017
    >> BIRGY LORENZ: I would like to proceed in that everybody has a little speech and then we're going to have questions. You made a lot of interesting point ...o you know the European test biggest case of Estonia about the online hate speech, so it comes from Estonia. So anyway, there is that.
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  • Privacy in Europe – GDPR vs. information freedom? – WS 09 2020
    ...d you’re now talking recognition rates of 99.7% when you look at automatic speech recognition. ...ech signal, you can very easily find which person has been saying this. So speech (inaudible) allows the head skin or facial skin. In these cases, you have t
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  • Intelligent risk management for children and youths in the digital age – WS 05 2014
    In respect of the legal framework of children's rights (freedom of speech and information, privacy and the right to grow up in a safe and secure envi ...n respect of the legal framework of children’s rights which are freedom of speech and information, but also the right to privacy can on the other hand be in
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  • Internet fragmentation and digital sovereignty: implications for Europe – PL 04 2016
    ...h, the, everyone in Europe subscribes to freedom of expression, freedom of speech. Of course, we do have our Internet problems but these are fundamental valu ...f the laws in Europe, and have said very important things about freedom of speech, about freedom of providers on the net. For instance the Court has interven
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  • Recent studies on accessing educational content – WS 11 2021
    ...ng-hate-mooc/ How to empower young people to understand and disrupt online hate (MOOC)] There were a few, I think better than giving a speech of certain methodologies and theories going around, I think it’s more –
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  • List of proposals for EuroDIG 2021
    ...on the Internet. The problem of freedom of speech, cyber-bullying and hate-speech, the efficiency and adequacy of administrative and criminal prosecution in ...online gender based violence Online gender based violence, including hate speech, misogyny, sexism and harassment, is a human right violation. Women are 27
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  • Online content policies in Europe – where are we going? – PL 01 2010
    ...orism, copyright infringement, criticism, political opposition, freedom of speech and democracy. ...pendent panel of experts, which includes at least one person from the free speech, civil liberties community, that scrutinizes the policy, the procedure, the
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  • Business innovation, future technologies and services: Opportunities and challenges for businesses, users and regulators – PL 03 2012
    But it’s also fragmented in that we don’t like each other, that we hate our neighbor, that we go to war. I mean, we have been spending the last tho ...For those of you who would like to listen to the Queen of Sweden giving a speech, please be on time. Because it will be difficult to enter the room if you�
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  • Children in the digital age – How to balance their right to freedom and their right to be protected? – WS 04 2019
    ...ou take a look at social media, which is limiting, and you face other hate speech, they are 21st century oriented. So you still have to go to a government b ...'t talk a lot about protection online. They know about their right to free speech and the right to privacy. But the right to protection and especially online
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  • Cyber security – cleaning-up businesses and infrastructures – PL 02 2011
    ...support, which is exactly what we are doing. But on the other hand, and I hate to be kind of the bad guy here, as has been mentioned before, there are eco ...rights. And probably we will, like this, have less problems with the hate speech content and other expressions.
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  • EuroDIG proposals 2020
    ...ncluding costs, for humans disadvantaged by impediments to sight, hearing, speech and mobility ...that we encounter online. This intersects with access & literacy and hate speech.
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  • Your IG ecosystem may be out of date. Please check for updates – WS 04 2016
    ...an rights but they can be used to create human rights abused, say, by hate speech.
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  • Who makes money with content? Who should pay for content? – PL 06 2013
    ...d for their efforts. To strengthen Democracy, and to strengthen freedom of speech, we have to pay our reporters and other workers, their salaries, and be abl ...ideas of authors’ rights, intellectual property which we know and love to hate for two hundred years. Or as the tweeters say, there are things such as com
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  • The Role of IXP (Internet Exchange Points) in Internet governance – WS 07 2014
    Rather than going to make a long speech or introduction, and due to the given time frame and I think we have a lot ...lk about, well, the slow lane and the fast lane. Of course, the executives hate that. They come and say, no, no, we’re talking about a fast lane and a ve
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  • Emerging technologies and human rights – PL 03 2019
    ...How can we avoid the risk of overregulation that could restrict freedom of speech or stifle innovation? How can we ensure that that the design, development, ...k chapters on subjects ranging from trafficking in human beings through to hate crime, and is the author of the book ‘Victims and Victimology: Research,
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  • YOUthDIG 2018 messages
    *Përdoruesit duhet të jenë më proaktivë për hate speech online dhe websitet duhet të kenë mjete pë r t’i bërë ballë sjellje ...and LGBTQI+ groups. Users should be more proactive about calling out hate speech online and websites need to have more robust ways to tackle discriminatory
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  • Proposal for a regulation laying down rules to prevent and combat child sexual abuse – WS 05 2023
    ...are the German – yes, exactly. This one which is very clearly against hate speech is what they say is the basis for their censorship laws which they have whi
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  • New European proposals – NIS2 and cybersecurity agenda – FS 03 2021
    ...ey’re more talking about trademark infringement it’s, the defamation, hate speech, those kinds of things and not really cybercrime in a more strict definitio
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  • Is GDPR still a mystery? – EDU 01 2018
    >> PARTICIPANT: Hello, I'm an activist for the council groups no hate speech.
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  • Surveillance, laws and governments vs. Internet rights – WS 07 2018
    ...nn is a coordinator within the German project "Love-Storm - United Against Hate Online" and has been involved in digital human rights and Internet Governan ...gentlemen. I represent e-Government agency of Georgia, and I will make my speech in the angle of good stuff and how government is really protecting privacy
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  • List of proposals for EuroDIG 2022
    ...more responsibility and accountability of Facebook’s governance of online speech, but they also showcase private actors’ power to autonomously enforce com ...nsformation has opened for a lot of threats, including lack of trust, hate speech, fake news – and especially the economic dimension of transferring income
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  • Confronting the digital divide (1) – Internet access and/as human rights for minorities – WS 02 2016
    ...bculture. Transsexual, bisexual communities. Without being subject to hate speech or other forms of cyber bullying, what if you are a kid that doesn’t want
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  • DNS over HTTPS – What is it, and why should you care? – WS 06 2019
    ...o protect other people's rights, by barring access to content such as hate speech, totalitarian propaganda, illegal gambling; and there are cases in which In
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  • The European Copyright Reform – what just happened, what’s next, and what does it mean for the Internet? – PL 06 2019
    ...e piece of puzzle. We have the content online regulation. You have laws on speech and you have this revision of the eCommerce directive that could be in the So that bit really annoys me that as much as I hate Google and Facebook, the way to attack them, like Paul rightly said, it's n
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  • GDPR Implementation – Blind spots, opportunities, and the way forward – WS 02 2019
    ...gulations because the right to be forgotten, freedom of people, freedom of speech, these will all be in microenvironments where people want to be themselves .... It's WS02_2019@list.eurodig.org. Please send us your thoughts and if you hate this, tell us and we'll fix it. And that message will go to me, to Veszna a
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  • Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and the Future of Work – WS 08 2018
    ...h the developments are all there. Look at Yelico, they're there, they gave speech. Listen to them. They are clear in saying there are uses in which artificia ...asks, but we see it as potential. We know there are millions of people who hate their jobs. And rightly so. And maybe there's a way for us as well to impro
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  • Security, Internet principles and human rights – PL 05 2014
    ...ons, takedown requests, misuses of personal data, bullying and online hate speech
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