Türkiye İnsan Hakları ve Eşitlik Kurumu Akademik Dergisi

Yazarlar: Natia GVELESİANİ

Konular:-

Anahtar Kelimeler:Hate Speech,Parliamentary Immunity,Freedom of Expression,Intolerance

Özet: Hate speech is a highly topical and a controversial legal phenomenon. The paper outlines the definition of  hate speech and its constituent elements,  propounds the threshold test in order to gauge the magnitude and latitude of relevant forms of expression,  identifies root causes and effects of hate speech uttered by members of parliament and conditions conducive to  the creation of  intolerance in the light of Georgia’s context. It finds the key how to strike a fair balance between the wide freedom of expression of members of parliament and freedom from hate speech and shows in which direction should or should not be oriented vectors of the freedom of expression of members of parliament. As a result, the concrete recommendations are designed to give impetus, inter alia, to the Parliament of Georgia to elaborate an effective regulatory legal mechanism dealing with the elimination of all scourges of hate speech from the “public dictionary” of members of parliament.

---