A youth campaign of the Council of Europe for human rights online, to reduce the levels of acceptance of hate speech and to develop online youth participation and citizenship, including in Internet governance processes.
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We know very well that hate speech is not good. We know very well that sexist hate speech is dehumanizing and degrading women. Still so […]
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ShareChallenge Sexism! Speak up for Gender Equality! The No Hate Speech Movement is organising an Action Day Countering Sexist Hate Speech on 8th March 2017 on the occasion of the International Women's Day. Please select from the following recommended actions. Follow the Action Day on our Facebook page or on Twitter @nohate_speech #nohatespeech
ACTION 1 Label sexist content on the Internet. Use this label to mark/flag/signpost sexist hate speech online. | ACTION 2 Flag sexist hate speech online on Hate Speech Watch, add your counter argument to the content and share it on your social media inviting others to reflect/react on your concern. |
ACTION 3 Use and share Educational Tools and awareness raising content to counter sexism and sexist hate speech. Recommended films for watching and discussions. Infographic on gender exuality and sexism. Blog posts | ACTION 4 Take a selfie with a friend who has other gender identity as you do and post/tweet it with a statement why you think gender equality is important and why we should counter sexism and sexist hate speech. |
ACTION 5 Upload your photo to the No Hate Chain to express your support to the Action Day and to the Movement. | ACTION 6 Speak up for Gender Equality! Support the Thunderclap of the Action Day that says "I challange sexist hate speech and speak up for gender equality." |
