معايير التمييز بين خطاب الكراهية وحرية الممارسة الإعلامية في القانون الدولي

Abstract EN

This study aims to clarify the international legal standards through which freedom of media practice is achieved in media institutions, and to clarify the boundaries between freedom of media practice and hate speech, based on the provisions of various international documents that protect the right of expression and opinion, reject hate speech and criminalize inflammatory messages in a way that deters everyone who tries to provoke sedition, and what international organizations have recommended in this field, to consider the freedom of media practice among the highest freedoms guaranteed and stipulated in various international conventions, but this freedom must be exercised within the framework specified for it so as not to infringe on the rest of other freedoms, and in order to it will not be an excuse to infringe on the rest of the rights established for individuals, and it becomes a reason to provoke segregation and discrimination that leads to hatred between individuals and societies, which leads us to undermine the principles of equality, security, and peace between different nations and peoples in the world due to misconduct in the enjoyment of this high freedom.