Emphasizing the significance of public discourse, a trainee and a communication trainer, Miodrag Strugar, said that everything always begins with an attempt at communication, so the training taught how to recognise hidden messages which may not look like hate speech to many when first read, heard or seen. … The Head of the HRMA Training Sector, Sonja Vojinović, noted that HRMA was an institution which should lead by example in taking a clear stand on gender-based hate speech. Vojinovic noted it was a long process, but she was noticing changes starting from the core principles of gender equality …https://www.undp.org/montenegro/announcements/strengthening-institutional-and-media-capacities-counter-hate-speechShare this:FacebookXLike this:Like Loading... Post navigation Giving voice to young people to fight for hate-free internet (UNICEF) Who are the haters? A corpus-based demographic analysis of authors of hate speech (Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence)