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Hate Speech on Facebook Is Pushing Ethiopia Dangerously Close to a Genocide

analyse - 14 septembre 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (Vice)

Ethnic violence set off by the assassination of a popular singer has been supercharged by hate speech and incitements shared widely on the platform.
Throughout his life, Ethiopian singer Hachalu Hundessa sang about love, unity, and raising the marginalized voices of his Oromo ethnic group.
He had always tried to keep his work and politics separate, saying, “Art should not be subject to political pressure.” But it became increasingly difficult for him to keep these two worlds apart, thanks (...)



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