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PAGE 2 AN OCCURING PHENOMENA THE HISTORY OF ONLINE HATE IN MALTA
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N TEENAGE SCENARIO EVE BORG BONELLO'S OPENS UP ON HER EXPERIENCE OF ONLINE HATE
PAGE 5-6 WHEN YOU ARE ATTACKED FOR WHAT YOU STAND FOR EMMA PORTELLI BONNICI OPENS UP ON HER EXPERIENCE OF ONLINE HATE
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AN OCCURING PHENOMENA
HATE In a Eurobarometer that was conducted in 2018, moreover half of Maltese respondents (55%) believed that "hate speech" was the illegal content they were most likely to "encounter accidentally" online. Czech Czech Republic (53 per cent), Bulgaria (52 per cent), and Poland were the top three countries on the list (50 per cent). The countries with the lowest rate of hate speech speech were were Estonia Estonia (15%), (15%), Italy Italy (17%), (17%), and and Lithuania Lithuania (19%). (19%). Hate Hate can can be be defined. defined. The The term term "hatred" "hatred" is is frequently frequently defined defined as as "pure "pure destructive destructive thoughts thoughts toward toward specific specific groups groups or or individuals individuals based based on on something." something." When When hatred hatred is is mixed mixed with with the the word word speech, speech, the the term term hate hate speech speech can can be be defined defined as as a a larger larger contempt contempt and and dislike dislike of of something something or or someone someone that that can can be be expressed expressed through through speech, speech, and and in in this this case virtual speech. Currently, in Malta, there is no law in practice which tackled online hate speech. In two Q&As - Maltese Activists and politicians Eve Borg Bonello and Politician Dr Emma Portelli Bonnici.
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A TEENAGE SCENARIO - EVE BORG BONELLO
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WHEN YOU ARE ATTACKED FOR WHAT YOU STAND FOR Dr. Emma Portelli Bonnici .
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