Hate speech, as a worrying trend, is increasingly present in North Macedonia. While young people are most often both perpetrators and victims, its recognition, reporting, and subsequent processing must
\nbe adequate, bearing in mind that hate speech is often the first step before actual violence. Although certain criminal provisions exist, the current legal framework lacks a clear definition and consistency in sanctioning and preventing hate speech.<\/p>\n
This document highlights the gaps in national legislation, analyzes them in light of EU standards, and proposes concrete recommendations for effectively addressing the problem.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Hate speech, as a worrying trend, is increasingly present in North Macedonia. While young people are most often both perpetrators and victims, its recognition, reporting, and subsequent processing must be adequate, bearing in mind that hate speech is often the first step before actual violence. Although certain criminal provisions exist, the current legal framework lacks […]<\/p>\n