خطاب الكراهية بين الأديان السماوية و المواثيق الدولية : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

Hate speech expresses a negative aspect in human nature resulting from innate, psychological, economic, social and cognitive accumulations that overwhelm the nature of tolerance and the virtue of forgiveness and fairness to produce injustice and abhorrent hatred, revenge and destructive hatred at the level of the individual, society and countries.

The impact of hate speech is more dangerous and more effective when it takes means with sanctity and broad social, spiritual and human respect, such as religions, the values of justice and the authority of truth, and uses them wrongly to spread hatred.

But fortunately, hate speech can be confronted by enacting legislation and promoting the values of justice, equality and the rational values of religiosity.

This is what I worked on highlighting in the paper, where the paper worked on defining the concept of hate speech and its relationship to some similar vocabulary.

The paper discussed hate speech among the followers of the monotheistic religions.

The content of international and regional conventions was presented in hate speech.

The paper dealt with the effects of hate speech and the opportunities available to confront it.

According to the analytical investigative approach - the study aimed in its entirety to achieve a high level of knowledge of the content of hate speech and its effects on different levels in the life of the individual, the group, the state and the world at large.

Through this, the importance of the study emerges in highlighting the impact of hate speech on security and peace at all levels and ramifications.