Articles
This section lists articles by project experts and other contributors on the subject of anti-religious hate speech.
How Does the QAnon Conspiracy Theory Spread Online?
Evidence for the escalation of QAnon comes from the messages left by some its supporters, which have been written in languages other than English.
Does Online Hate End With Parler?
The complicity of social media companies that enabled Donald Trump’s hateful rhetoric is dangerous.
RELIGIOUS HATRED DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
The current climate of fear and anxiety surrounding the coronavirus pandemic is acting as fertile ground for the dissemination of conspiracy theories and discriminatory discourses. Since the outbreak in Wuhan, Chinese people, and people of East Asian appearance more broadly, have been attacked and abused because they were seen as carriers of the virus. But as the infections spread across the world, specific religious and ethnic groups have also been targeted. These attacks range from shaming Muslims for allegedly failing to adhere to lockdown measures, to global conspiracies about Jewish people, drawing on historical prejudices and racist perceptions.
HATE SPEECH AND EPIDEMIC IN THE AGE OF THE INTERNET : COVID-19 CASE STUDY IN FRANCE
Since the beginning of 2020, a global infectious disease has shattered human social, economic and political life in many countries. As the epidemic expands, the online phenomena of hate speech connected to this global disease is growing.