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Australia Passes Anti-Hate Speech, Gun Laws After Sydney Attack
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Wednesday welcomed Parliament's passing of anti-hate speech and gun laws in response to two shooters killing 15 people at a Jewish festival in Sydney last month.
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Elon Musk Should Testify to EU Parliament After Twitter Takeover, Lawmaker Says
Elon Musk should come to the European Parliament to reassure lawmakers that Twitter won't become a platform that threatens democracy, a lawmaker said on Thursday. Meanwhile, the EU’s internal market commissioner has warned Musk that he will have to follow the EU’s rules, most notably the Digital Services Act that requires companies to take down...
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"From Haridwar To Delhi", Congress Alleges Hate Speech Against Minorities
The opposition Congress on Wednesday raised in the Rajya Sabha increased instances of hate speeches against minorities in the country, including controversial priest Yati Narsinghanand's call to Hindus to take up arms.
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Facebook India Policy Head Questioned By Parliament Panel For 2 Hours
Facebook executive Ankhi Das, whose name came up in a recent controversy over alleged bias by the social networking giant in dealing with hate speeches, appeared before a parliamentary panel today and was questioned for nearly two hours, according to sources.
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Congress's KC Venugopal Demands Parliamentary Probe Over Facebook Row
Congress leader KC Venugopal today demanded a probe by a parliamentary committee into Facebook's alleged "interference in the country's electoral democracy" and that the social media platform allegedly publishes hate speech posts that were allowed since 2014.
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Facebook To Be Questioned By Parliamentary Panel For 30 Minutes
A parliamentary committee will question Facebook executives on how the social media giant regulates political content in the country, a panel member told Reuters on Friday, following controversy about its practices.
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Slogans, Opposition Walkout As BJP 'Hate Speech' MPs Speak In Parliament
The opposition staged a walkout from the Lok Sabha on Monday after BJP MP Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma, pulled up for delivering hate speeches over the last few days ahead of the Delhi elections, was chosen to deliver a motion of thanks to the President of India.
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Paliament Budget Session Live Updates: Opposition Walk Out Of Lok Sabha As BJP MP Accused Of Hate Speech Speaks
Two days after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented budget in Lok Sabha, uproar is likely in parliament over Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA, National Register of Citizens and National Population Register amid nationwide protests.
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"You May Call Me Pappu, I Don't Hate You": Rahul Gandhi Hug Startles PM
"You may call me Pappu, but I don't hate you," Rahul Gandhi said, looking directly at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and then walking across to embrace him. It may not have been the "earthquake" he had promised once, but the Congress president's jaw-dropping gesture during the no-confidence motion debate in parliament came close to it, many lawmakers...
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Sonia Gandhi Cautions Against 'Forces Of Darkness' Threatening Democracy
Congress president Sonia Gandhi today took a veiled dig at the BJP-led government wondering whether the "forces of darkness" were trying to destroy the roots of democracy as "clouds of hate and division" were hovering over secular and egalitarian values.
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Australia Passes Anti-Hate Speech, Gun Laws After Sydney Attack
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Wednesday welcomed Parliament's passing of anti-hate speech and gun laws in response to two shooters killing 15 people at a Jewish festival in Sydney last month.
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Elon Musk Should Testify to EU Parliament After Twitter Takeover, Lawmaker Says
Elon Musk should come to the European Parliament to reassure lawmakers that Twitter won't become a platform that threatens democracy, a lawmaker said on Thursday. Meanwhile, the EU’s internal market commissioner has warned Musk that he will have to follow the EU’s rules, most notably the Digital Services Act that requires companies to take down...
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"From Haridwar To Delhi", Congress Alleges Hate Speech Against Minorities
The opposition Congress on Wednesday raised in the Rajya Sabha increased instances of hate speeches against minorities in the country, including controversial priest Yati Narsinghanand's call to Hindus to take up arms.
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Facebook India Policy Head Questioned By Parliament Panel For 2 Hours
Facebook executive Ankhi Das, whose name came up in a recent controversy over alleged bias by the social networking giant in dealing with hate speeches, appeared before a parliamentary panel today and was questioned for nearly two hours, according to sources.
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Congress's KC Venugopal Demands Parliamentary Probe Over Facebook Row
Congress leader KC Venugopal today demanded a probe by a parliamentary committee into Facebook's alleged "interference in the country's electoral democracy" and that the social media platform allegedly publishes hate speech posts that were allowed since 2014.
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Facebook To Be Questioned By Parliamentary Panel For 30 Minutes
A parliamentary committee will question Facebook executives on how the social media giant regulates political content in the country, a panel member told Reuters on Friday, following controversy about its practices.
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Slogans, Opposition Walkout As BJP 'Hate Speech' MPs Speak In Parliament
The opposition staged a walkout from the Lok Sabha on Monday after BJP MP Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma, pulled up for delivering hate speeches over the last few days ahead of the Delhi elections, was chosen to deliver a motion of thanks to the President of India.
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Paliament Budget Session Live Updates: Opposition Walk Out Of Lok Sabha As BJP MP Accused Of Hate Speech Speaks
Two days after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented budget in Lok Sabha, uproar is likely in parliament over Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA, National Register of Citizens and National Population Register amid nationwide protests.
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"You May Call Me Pappu, I Don't Hate You": Rahul Gandhi Hug Startles PM
"You may call me Pappu, but I don't hate you," Rahul Gandhi said, looking directly at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and then walking across to embrace him. It may not have been the "earthquake" he had promised once, but the Congress president's jaw-dropping gesture during the no-confidence motion debate in parliament came close to it, many lawmakers...
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Sonia Gandhi Cautions Against 'Forces Of Darkness' Threatening Democracy
Congress president Sonia Gandhi today took a veiled dig at the BJP-led government wondering whether the "forces of darkness" were trying to destroy the roots of democracy as "clouds of hate and division" were hovering over secular and egalitarian values.
