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Samay Raina's Remarks On People With Disabilities "Disturbing": Supreme Court
Terming jokes made by standup comic Samay Raina and other comedians on persons with disabilities and those suffering from rare diseases "disturbing," the Supreme Court has said it will "scrutinise individual conduct minutely".
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'Udaipur Files' Producers Move Supreme Court To Challenge High Court Stay Order
Uncertainty over the release of the film 'Udaipur Files' continues as the producers have moved to the Supreme Court challenging the Delhi High Court.
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"Hate Speech Won't...": Top Court On Man Arrested Over Social Media Posts
The Supreme Court on Monday took a strong exception to communal tweets by Wajahat Khan, the complainant in Sharmistha Panoli's case, who is now himself under arrest over social media posts. The top court said that hate speech won't take us anywhere.
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Stay On Proceedings Against Tamil Nadu BJP Chief In Hate Speech Case
The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the proceedings in a criminal case lodged against Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai for allegedly delivering a hate speech against Christians in an interview to a YouTube channel.
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Ensure No Hate Speeches Are Made: Supreme Court To Officials On BJP MLA's Rally
The Supreme Court has directed the District Magistrates and Superintendents of Police of Maharashtra's Yavatmal and Chhattisgarh's Raipur to ensure no hate speeches are made at rallies being held by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and Telangana BJP MLA.
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Will Strengthen 2018 Guidelines To Curb Hate Crimes: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Friday said it will strengthen its 2018 guidelines for dealing with mob violence, hate speeches and lynching to ensure that culprits are dealt with equally.
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Supreme Court Stays Trial Court Order Directing Azam Khan To Give Voice Sample
The Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed an order of a trial court directing Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan to give a voice sample in a case of allegedly delivering a hate speech and using derogatory language against BSP chief Mayawati in 2007.
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Whichever Side, Hate Speech To Be Dealt With As Per Law: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that hate speeches will be dealt with according to law and treated alike irrespective of which side they belong to.
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Defining Hate Speech "Fairly Complex": Supreme Court Flags "Free Speech" Concern
Defining hate speech is complex but the real problem in tackling them lies in the implementation and execution of law and judicial pronouncements, the Supreme Court said on Friday, days after parts of Haryana were rattled by communal violence.
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Cannot Direct Army, Paramilitary Forces: Supreme Court On Manipur
Hate speech should be curbed in Manipur and all parties should maintain equilibrium, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a clutch of petitions seeking the return of the bodies of victims of violence.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stop Movie "The Kerala Story" On Claims Of Being "Propaganda"
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking a stay on release of the movie "The Kerala Story" on grounds that its a "worst kind of hate speech" and an "audio-visual propaganda".
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On Hate Speech, Supreme Court's Big Order To States, And Contempt Warning
The Supreme Court today extended the scope of its 2022 order directing all states and union territories to register cases over hate speech even if no complaint is made, and warned that delays in filing cases will be treated as contempt of court.
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Supreme Court Seeks Delhi Police's Reply On FIR Request Against BJP's Anurag Thakur
On June 13 last year, the Delhi High Court dismissed the petition filed by CPI(M) leaders Brinda Karat and KM Tiwari against the two BJP MPs for their alleged hate speeches.
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When Politicians Stop Using Religion, Hate Speech Will End: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday took serious exception to hate speeches saying these will end the moment politics and religions are separated and politicians stop using religion in politics.
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Delay In Action Against Hate Speech Will Lead To Contempt: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed that abjuring hate speech is a fundamental requisite for maintenance of communal harmony in the country.
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Samay Raina's Remarks On People With Disabilities "Disturbing": Supreme Court
Terming jokes made by standup comic Samay Raina and other comedians on persons with disabilities and those suffering from rare diseases "disturbing," the Supreme Court has said it will "scrutinise individual conduct minutely".
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'Udaipur Files' Producers Move Supreme Court To Challenge High Court Stay Order
Uncertainty over the release of the film 'Udaipur Files' continues as the producers have moved to the Supreme Court challenging the Delhi High Court.
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"Hate Speech Won't...": Top Court On Man Arrested Over Social Media Posts
The Supreme Court on Monday took a strong exception to communal tweets by Wajahat Khan, the complainant in Sharmistha Panoli's case, who is now himself under arrest over social media posts. The top court said that hate speech won't take us anywhere.
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Stay On Proceedings Against Tamil Nadu BJP Chief In Hate Speech Case
The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the proceedings in a criminal case lodged against Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai for allegedly delivering a hate speech against Christians in an interview to a YouTube channel.
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Ensure No Hate Speeches Are Made: Supreme Court To Officials On BJP MLA's Rally
The Supreme Court has directed the District Magistrates and Superintendents of Police of Maharashtra's Yavatmal and Chhattisgarh's Raipur to ensure no hate speeches are made at rallies being held by Hindu Janajagruti Samiti and Telangana BJP MLA.
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Will Strengthen 2018 Guidelines To Curb Hate Crimes: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Friday said it will strengthen its 2018 guidelines for dealing with mob violence, hate speeches and lynching to ensure that culprits are dealt with equally.
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Supreme Court Stays Trial Court Order Directing Azam Khan To Give Voice Sample
The Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed an order of a trial court directing Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan to give a voice sample in a case of allegedly delivering a hate speech and using derogatory language against BSP chief Mayawati in 2007.
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Whichever Side, Hate Speech To Be Dealt With As Per Law: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that hate speeches will be dealt with according to law and treated alike irrespective of which side they belong to.
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Defining Hate Speech "Fairly Complex": Supreme Court Flags "Free Speech" Concern
Defining hate speech is complex but the real problem in tackling them lies in the implementation and execution of law and judicial pronouncements, the Supreme Court said on Friday, days after parts of Haryana were rattled by communal violence.
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Cannot Direct Army, Paramilitary Forces: Supreme Court On Manipur
Hate speech should be curbed in Manipur and all parties should maintain equilibrium, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a clutch of petitions seeking the return of the bodies of victims of violence.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stop Movie "The Kerala Story" On Claims Of Being "Propaganda"
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking a stay on release of the movie "The Kerala Story" on grounds that its a "worst kind of hate speech" and an "audio-visual propaganda".
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On Hate Speech, Supreme Court's Big Order To States, And Contempt Warning
The Supreme Court today extended the scope of its 2022 order directing all states and union territories to register cases over hate speech even if no complaint is made, and warned that delays in filing cases will be treated as contempt of court.
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Supreme Court Seeks Delhi Police's Reply On FIR Request Against BJP's Anurag Thakur
On June 13 last year, the Delhi High Court dismissed the petition filed by CPI(M) leaders Brinda Karat and KM Tiwari against the two BJP MPs for their alleged hate speeches.
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When Politicians Stop Using Religion, Hate Speech Will End: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday took serious exception to hate speeches saying these will end the moment politics and religions are separated and politicians stop using religion in politics.
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Delay In Action Against Hate Speech Will Lead To Contempt: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed that abjuring hate speech is a fundamental requisite for maintenance of communal harmony in the country.
