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India's Supreme Court: Hate Speech Laws Adequate, Enforcement Lacking
India's Supreme Court has stated that existing laws are sufficient to address hate speech but highlighted a deficit in their enforcement. The court declined to issue new directions, emphasizing that creating new legislation falls within the domain of Parliament.
29 Apr, 05:42 — 29 Apr, 06:56
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Times of IndiaMostly Factual3h ago
'No vacuum in law to deal with the offence' — What Supreme Court said on hate speeches
The Supreme Court ruled that current laws adequately address hate speech, stating punishment is a legislative matter and no vacuum exists. However, it encouraged the government to assess if new legislation is needed due to changing social dynamics.
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Read full article →hindustan-timesMostly Factual2h ago
SC says law adequate to punish hate speech, underlines enforcement deficit
The Supreme Court said constitutional courts cannot compel the legislature to create laws but will be open for the government to consider suitable amendments
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First report: Times of India · 29 Apr, 05:42|Full coverage: 3 · 1h|Window: 1h
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