Online hate speech functions as a "new impact channel through which climate change can affect overall societal cohesion and people's mental health."

"Hate speeches are the beginning point of attacks... that can range from discrimination to ostracism, ghettoization, deportation, and, even to genocide," the Delhi HC noted.

Celebrations have now become a project to assimilate more Hindus into the fold while demonizing others.

The richest man in the world acting as the messiah of transparency and democracy spells concern.

The court was ruling on a petition against two BJP politicians for their speeches immediately preceding the 2020 Delhi riots.

From micro-aggressions to bullying, Islamophobia has always been a defining feature of the Muslim experience in education.

"It’s like I am not supposed to be here... [People] think that all Muslim women wear burqa and don’t have any personality or opinions of their own."

Why images leave a mark is not just because of someone’s personal story, but because of the symbol they represent within.

Why should 18-year-olds have license to dehumanize Muslim women or any community, or even be condoned for doing so?

In an Indian context, hate speech posts against the farmers’ protest end up demonizing people and frame them as anti-government on Facebook.

The inflammatory sloganeering is an example of “ethnic outbidding,” where groups demonize minoretized sections to gain political support.

A video of two Kerala doctors dancing to the famous disco classic has spiraled into a show of solidarity.

The platform has previously come under fire for boosting content favorable to the ruling BJP during and after elections.

A new study shows that chess discussions of "black," "white," "attack," and "threat" can trigger red flags from hate speech algorithms.

The ministry responded to the online furor over its tweet by saying it did not believe in “silencing any ideologies or voices.”

The board is tasked with reviewing user appeals of Facebook posts censored for hate speech, nudity, misinformation and more.

Previous bans have shown that extremists don't stop being extremists when their platforms are taken away.