In IUSTITIA, People in Need, The People for Change Foundation, Human Rights Monitoring Institute, Subjective Values Foundation (2018): Tackling Hate Crime and Hate Speech in Europe (Kovojant su neapykantos ir neapykantos kalba Europoje)
Country
Lithuania
Title
In IUSTITIA, People in Need, The People for Change Foundation, Human Rights Monitoring Institute, Subjective Values Foundation (2018): Tackling Hate Crime and Hate Speech in Europe (Kovojant su neapykantos ir neapykantos kalba Europoje)
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Year
2018
Publication type
Research evidence/report
Geographical coverage
Regional Local
Area/location of interest
Not applicable - regional level
Type of Institution
National human rights body
Institution
Lithuania, Human Rights Monitoring Institute |Žmogaus Teisių Stebėjimo Institutas, Slovakia, People in Need |Človek v ohrozeni, Czech, In IUSTITIA, Hungary, Subjective Values Foundation |Szubjektiv ertekek alapitvany, Malta, The People for Change Foundation
Thematic focus
Hate speech: Public incitement to hatred or violence Hate speech: Public incitement to hatred or violence
Groups
Migrants Migrants
Key findings
The study stresses that hate crimes are still considered to be a serious problem. Main problem is the application of the criminal law prohibiting hate crime (referring to the practices of criminal investigation authorities).
Methodology (Qualitative/Quantitative and exact type used, questionnaires etc)
Study - qualitative research
Sample details and representativeness
N/A
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