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"hate" için sonuçlar gösteriliyor
Hate in our midst cannot be left to go unchallenged
Fighting hate needs more than a guide
Whatever happened to secure full-time work?
Mariaam Bhatti: Tales of a Domestic Worker I learned recently that the younger generation, my age and below, is likely to have had 20 jobs by the time they retire. I also learned that getting a mortgage is increasingly difficult for younger people, with a 20 per cent deposit often mandatory for first-time buyers in addition to holding a secure job: something that most lenders want to see and something for which the current nature of working doesn’t always provide the privilege.
Racism stats show the true picture
Mohammed Samaana At a recent workshop I attended about hate crime, a number of us with experience at the receiving end of such crime talked with others who are trying to find ways to tackle the issue.
‘Zebo Factor’ sends a message against hate
Comment: Ken McCue In January 1995, Manchester United star France international Eric Cantona jumped into the crowd during a game to aim a kick at a fan who had hurled abuse at him while he was walking off the pitch. Twenty-four years later, and in a different sport, Ireland rugby international Simon Zebo refrained from using a flying kick to deal with a spectator who subjected him to racist abuse during a game with his French club Racing 92 in Belfast. Instead, he used the power of social media.
Soccer Hooligans fuel hate mill for right-wing politics
Once known as the ‘English disease’, soccer hoologanism has been almost entirely eradicated from sporting stadiums in Britain. But the term that emerged in the late 1800s — ironically enough, after Irish gangs called the O’Hooligan Boys terrorised the city of London — lives on throughout many countries in Europe.
Minister pushed on hate crime laws
The clamour for effective hate crime laws in the country was recently highlighted in the Dáil in the wake of separate reports from the IHREC and the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) highlighting State failure on the issue.
Chilling effect of bad hate speech laws
New online hate speech legislation was brought in by Germany earlier this year. The law, described as one of the harshest in the continent, compels social media companies to remove hate speech on their platforms or face massive fines.
Hate crime report ‘shows Ireland is far behind Europe in protecting minorities’
Sinn Féin’s spokesperson for the arts, youth affairs and LGBT rights has welcomed a new report that highlights how the State is falling behind Europe in protecting vulnerable communities from hate crime.
Getting to grips with the politics of hate
It is a hot summer in Belfast, and the soaring temperature is only expected to get higher — especially as the US Confederate flag flies in the city, and different racist groups come to the city centre in large numbers.
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