Vatican warns against hate speech as racism
The Holy See's UN representative labeled online hate and religious intolerance as racism. The speech addressed racial discrimination at the UN General Assembly.
Why it matters
The Vatican's stance could influence global discussions on hate speech and human rights.
Key facts
- organisation
- The Holy See’s Permanent Observer
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UN speech highlights racism
The Holy See's Permanent Observer spoke at the 81st General Assembly session on eliminating racial discrimination.
Criticism of ideologies
The representative warned against materialist and nationalist ideologies that threaten human dignity.
Common questions
What did the Vatican address at the UN?
The Holy See's representative spoke on racial discrimination and hate speech.
Sources
- Holy See: Online hate and religious intolerance are forms of racism Vatican News · vaticannews.va
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