Gorizia Conference 29 April 2016. Combating hate speech by mobilising young people Why a Campaign? -Utøya terror attack in 2011 -Incidence of suicide.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1624 (2005) Countering Incitement to Commit Terrorist Acts.

Advertisements

Empowering Roma youth to lead changes Sebijan Fejzula FERYP.

Online tools and the EUs Communication Policy European Media in transition – trends and developments January 2011, Brussels European Economic and Social.

The European Pact for Mental Health and Well-being Participants in the EU high-level conference "Together for Mental Health and Wellbeing“ (Brussels, 13.

HATE SPEECH. Content of the presentation Definition of hate speech Online manifestations Impacts on young people Practices online.

17 October 2013, Sarajevo, BiH. [A]ll forms of expression which spread, incite, promote or justify racial hatred, xenophobia, anti-Semitism or other forms.

1 LGBT rights in the EU European Parliament 8 December 2011.

Youth in Action EU-Programme Youth in Action Objectives Active European citizenship Solidarity among young people Mutual understanding Quality.

EU responses to hate crimes and support to the victims Linda Maria Ravo DG Justice – European Commission Unit C1.

The European Year for Development Key facts about EU development co-operation The 28 Member States and the European Union are together responsible.

The rights of people with disabilities: the Council of Europe approach Zero Project Conference 2015 The rights of people with disabilities: the Council.

BUILDING A EUROPE FOR AND WITH CHILDREN The ONE in FIVE Campaign.

Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights Combating Intolerance and Discrimination against Muslims Tolerance and Non-Discrimination Department.

Freedom of Expression Harun Kotan ITEC317 Harun Kotan ITEC317.

Workshop 24 Input by ILGA-Europe (policy and coalition opportunities) Joël Le Déroff – Senior Policy & Programmes Officer – 19 October.

EUROPEAN UNION’S NEW STRATEGY FOR YOUTH: INVESTING & EMPOWERING.

See data repository Online … National International Under 18 Children Youth Parents Home Teachers School Access/use Opportunities.

Human Rights for LGBTQ People: My Grassroots Reality Jordan Long, Programmes and Policy Officer IGLYO- International LGBTQ Youth and Student Organisation.

Tackling homophobic and transphobic hate crimes: how case and data collection can support campaigning and advocacy work Veronica Scognamiglio, Amnesty.

1 The White Paper on “Intercultural Dialogue” Christian International Organisations at the Council of Europe November 2009 Intercultural Dialogue The Council.

Conference for LGBT families in Europe Overview of the work of the Council of Europe in the field of family law Sabrina Cajoly - Council of Europe Directorate.

Council of Europe and its work on child participation: Building partnerships By Maarit Kuikka Programme Officer Building a Europe for and with children.

Stephanie Muchai ARTICLE 19 KENYA Presentation for: “Bloggers Responsible And Ethical Use Of Online Freedom In The Election Period”

ENSA GENERAL ASSEMBLY Klagenfurt 7-8 June 2011 Social Inclusion network report of activities.

Zagreb, 2009 ASTRA Youth Sex education for all in the Central and Eastern Europe and Balkan Countries.

Best practices in combating hate crime on the ground osce.org/odihr.

NGO Programmes SOFIA, November 2012 Gabriela Voicu, Senior Sector Officer, Civil Society, FMO Reducing disparities Strengthening relations.

On the road to build Europe with children by Maarit Kuikka Programme Advisor Building a Europe for and with children programme Round Table Helsinki, Finland.

PASOS (Policy Association Soros for an Open Society) Meruert Makhmutova, member of former PASOS Acting Board Web: Warsaw, April.

Part-I Organizational History and Purpose WHO ARE WE? CPCS is a Sindh-based think-tank, which works to develop and enhance vibrant democratic role of.

The ‘Youth in Action’ Programme Mobilising the Potential of Young Europeans.

YOUTH & DISABILITY Expert Meeting Montevideo, Uruguay September 2015 Carolyn Frohmader & Therese Sands.

The European Year for Development Key facts about EU development co-operation The 28 Member States and the European Union are together responsible.

“We are all Citizens” EEA Grants Financial Mechanism NGO Programme for We are All Citizens.

Educational Resources & Training

EU measures combating hate speech ERIO Conference on combating hate speech against Roma and the role of Equality bodies Brussels 16/10/2015 DG JUSTICE.

ENAR project “Forgotten women: the impact of Islamophobia on Muslim women”

Prevent Fighting extremism Alison Woodcock Pastoral Director – Carmel College 16 th September 2015.

Stacey Vickers – Team Leader, Media and Social Media International Cooperation & Development European Year for Development 2015: Strategy, Results and.

A European approach to MEDIA LITERACY A Commission’s Communication Niels B. BEKKHUS Unit MEDIA and Media Literacy Directorate Audiovisual, Media, Internet.

Action Plan on Bullying Presentation by Deirdre McDonnell Chairperson Anti-Bullying Working Group.

ENGSO Youth 1 Youth Committee of the European Non-Governmental Sport Organisation Represented by Loni Pedersen (ENGSO Youth Young Delegate)

United against Homophobia in Sports Measures to combat discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity.

Youth as active citizens: an approach to prevention of hate speech that empowers youth Zakia Akkouh The European Wergeland Centre Tallinn 12 February 2016.

For the Safe and Healthy Use of ITC For Responsible Digital Urko Fernandez Project Manager

Ensuring equality for LGBT situation LGBTIQ people - physical, psychological and domestic violence - hate speech and discrimination - social exclusion.

Youth Department and Roma Youth. Council of Europe 800 million Europeans 47 countries 47 countries 1949, Strasbourg Human rights, democracy, rule of law.

Measures undertaken by the Network of National Agencies ERASMUS+: Youth in Action on Inclusion and Diversity Gerhard Moßhammer Interkulturelles Zentrum.

Hate crime and hate speech: protection in place at EU level Joël Le Déroff – Senior Policy & Programmes Officer – 18 June 2013.

The Council of Europe and children’s rights Progress and challenges Regina Jensdottir Children's Rights Coordinator.

Review of local campaign and outcome post May EP elections Slovenia With financial support from the “Fundamental Rights and Citizenship” Programme of.

Strengthening Dialogue and Building Trust April 2017

Inclusion Europe: How we work with European Parliament and Commission Milan Šveřepa director, Inclusion Europe.

EU policy on combating hate speech online

Media and Information Literacy, as a tool for Prevention of Violent Extremism By Gaukhar Balgarina, Communication and Information Assistant, UNESCO.

Rights of Migrants in a Multicultural Society

PRIORITIES in the area of employment and social policy during the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union 1 January – 30.

LITHUANIAN EU PRESIDENCY PRIORITIES

FRA survey data collection

LITHUANIAN EU PRESIDENCY PRIORITIES

Securing free and fair European elections

PREVENTING HATE SPEECH AND DISCRIMINATION AT SCHOOL

Fake News and Inclusion in Southeast Asia

The Enter! Recommendation

Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps National Agencies meeting

Inclusion of Muslim communities and prevention of discrimination in cities E U R O C I T I E S W O R K I N G G R O U P M I G R A T I O N & I N T.

Inclusion of Muslim communities and prevention of discrimination in cities E U R O C I T I E S W O R K I N G G R O U P M I G R A T I O N & I N T.

Framework of Cooperation with Business Partners

The Active Citizens Fund in Bulgaria Programme Priorities and Measures for Support Short version of the presentation delivered at the Official Launch.

Presentation transcript:

Gorizia Conference 29 April 2016

Combating hate speech by mobilising young people Why a Campaign? -Utøya terror attack in Incidence of suicide caused by cyber-bullying -Joint Council of Youth recognised a gap in work on human rights on-line -Project initiated in 2013 to raise awareness and help prevent a trend being set

Council of Europe Human Rights, Democracy, Rule of Law 1949 – 47 states

ECRI Recommendation 15 on Hate Speech -What is hate Speech and incitement? -React to hate Speech by Public figures -Self regulation of Media -Withdraw support from political parties using hate speech -Raise awareness From Recommendation to Action! ?

Council of Europe Strategy on Internet Governance -Respect for Human Rights online -Dialogue between Governments and Companies -Standards on freedom of expression and blocking, filtering and taking down. -Education on Media literacy -Redress for internet users when their human rights were breached online From Recommendation to Action! ?

Council of Europe work on Human Rights for all -Thematic Action Plan on the Inclusion of Roma and Travellers -Roma Youth Action Plan -Council of Europe Standards and mechanisms on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity -Gender Equality Strategy And more much more:

National Campaigns 50 National Campaign Committees / 60 on-line activists 60 European campaign partners

Education Reporting Counter narratives Youth participation in Internet Governance Antisemitic Hate Speech sexist Hate Speech refugees/migrants Hate Speech root causes of extremism priority areas

Take action ! Human Rights Education Report Speak up for – Policy – Human Rights Standards – Youth Participation

Take Action: Action Days March on sexist hate speech 20 June support refugees targeted by hate speech 22 July for the victims of hate crime 9 November combating Antisemitic hate speech 10 December on human rights online

How to join Internet Facebook Twitter #nohatespeechhttps://twitter.com/nohate_speech Youtube: Join the national campaigns