National Human Rights Commission Concerned by Rise in Hate Speech, Violence and Religious and Intellectual Extremism.
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Benghazi, 1 February 2017(Lana) The National Human Rights
Commission has expressed concern over what it said a rise in hate
speeches , violence, exclusion, bigotry, intellectual and religious
extremism, and Tribal Fanaticism on the SMS networks which could lead
to more division and hate among the people of the one homeland.
The NHR issued a statement in which it warned media platforms and
the parties that subscribe with such behavior against continuing with
incitement to hate and violence, discrimination and human rights
violation, and said they could face prosecution locally and
internationally.
The Committee called on media people, journalists and bloggers
to work together to prevent hatred speeches, discrimination,
extremism and fanaticism, and to ensure a tolerant, balanced
inclusive narrative.
It urged the Libyan people, from all walks and political and
cultural affiliations, to join hands to spread the culture of peace,
concord and national reconciliation all over the country.
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