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Northside temple targeted by hate speech graffiti

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ACT police investigate hate crime graffiti at Hu Guo Bao En Temple in Nicholls, urging witnesses to provide dash-cam footage.

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Northside temple targeted by hate speech graffiti

ACT police investigate hate crime graffiti at Hu Guo Bao En Temple in Nicholls, urging witnesses to provide dash-cam footage.

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Surge In Hate Speech From India’s Highest Echelons, As Checks & Balance Fail & Justice For Victims Slips Away

A new report finds a 74% rise in hate speech in 2024 over the previous year, with more than a fifth of these speeches from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, home minister Amit Shah and the chief ministers of Uttar Pradesh and Assam, Yogi Adityanath and Himanta Biswa Sarma. No action was taken against them. As hate speech is normalised, a reluctant police force ignores even Supreme Court orders and a slow judicial system, staffed by a number of biase…

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