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Not every disagreement is hate speech.
We need space to question, criticise and disagree — even when a conversation gets uncomfortable.
At the same time, words can reinforce stereotypes, normalise hostility and turn differences into division.
So where do we draw the line?
Maybe it starts with learning how to challenge ideas without dehumanising people.
That’s one of the questions we explore through UNITY Project CERV.
21–25 September — Week Against Hate Speech.
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