Hate speech in the information space of Crimea: its scale and consequences

Duration
90’

Organisers: the Journalistic Ethics Commission, the Human Rights Information Centre and the Crimean Human Rights Protection Group

 

How did language become weaponised in Russia’s war against Ukraine? Which groups became the targets of incitement of hostility in the Crimean media and the websites of the occupation government? How was the spiral of hate stirred on Russian TV channels which broadcast to Crimea? What can be done to hold the people responsible for these actions to account? These questions will be discussed at the event.

 

Participants:

Tetiana Pechonchyk, Chairwoman of the Board of the Human Rights Information Centre

Iryna Sedova, researcher for the Crimean Human Rights Protection Group

Oleksandr Burmagin, media lawyer for the Platform for Human Rights, member of the Independent Media Council

Yuriy Bidzilia, PhD in social communication, head of the Journalism Department of the Uzhhorod National University, member of the Journalistic Ethics Commission

 

Register for the event at this link.


1st floor IZONE
IZONE Creative community
Naberezhno-Lugova St, 8
8 Naberezhno-Luhova str.
Sunday
25 March 2018
16:00
22 INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL
 6 — 13 
June 2025
"STOP/Violence Campaign"
RIGHTS NOW!
24 March 2018
"STOP/Violence Campaign"
Duration
300’
RIGHTS NOW!
24 March 2018
Panel discussion: Without the right to fix judicial mistakes: Sentenc…
RIGHTS NOW!
25 March 2018
Panel discussion: Without the right to fix judicial mistakes: Sentenced to life
Duration
90’
RIGHTS NOW!
25 March 2018
Special project Dumaidan 2017: Let’s gather around the Tent of Unders…
RIGHTS NOW!
25 March 2018
Special project Dumaidan 2017: Let’s gather around the Tent of Understanding
Duration
120’
RIGHTS NOW!
25 March 2018
Crimea. Realities of the occupation
RIGHTS NOW!
25 March 2018
Crimea. Realities of the occupation
Duration
90’
RIGHTS NOW!
25 March 2018
Women by the Frontline: Changed by the New Reality
RIGHTS NOW!
26 March 2018
Women by the Frontline: Changed by the New Reality
Duration
90’
RIGHTS NOW!
26 March 2018
Human rights: The problem of the spread of radical-right movements in…
RIGHTS NOW!
26 March 2018
Human rights: The problem of the spread of radical-right movements in Ukraine
Duration
120’
RIGHTS NOW!
26 March 2018
Fake news: How not to be deceived?
RIGHTS NOW!
27 March 2018
Fake news: How not to be deceived?
Duration
90’
RIGHTS NOW!
27 March 2018
Masterclass: How to create a popular YouTube video
RIGHTS NOW!
27 March 2018
Masterclass: How to create a popular YouTube video
Duration
150’
RIGHTS NOW!
27 March 2018
Panel discussion: Looking for balance: Is equality in secondary educa…
RIGHTS NOW!
27 March 2018
Panel discussion: Looking for balance: Is equality in secondary education possible?
Duration
120’
RIGHTS NOW!
27 March 2018
Discussion – Roma Woman. New Vision and a screening of the film Seven…
RIGHTS NOW!
28 March 2018
Discussion – Roma Woman. New Vision and a screening of the film Seven stories of successful Roma women in Ukraine
Duration
120’
RIGHTS NOW!
28 March 2018
Screening and discussion of the film The chronicle of the Black Tulip
RIGHTS NOW!
28 March 2018
Screening and discussion of the film The chronicle of the Black Tulip
Duration
120’
RIGHTS NOW!
28 March 2018
I choose to act: Presentation of video stories about human rights adv…
RIGHTS NOW!
28 March 2018
I choose to act: Presentation of video stories about human rights advocates
Duration
120’
RIGHTS NOW!
28 March 2018
Panel discussion: Children’s rights in the Ukrainian media space
RIGHTS NOW!
29 March 2018
Panel discussion: Children’s rights in the Ukrainian media space
Duration
90’
RIGHTS NOW!
29 March 2018
Wounds 360° Project
RIGHTS NOW!
29 March 2018
Wounds 360° Project
Duration
360’
RIGHTS NOW!
29 March 2018
Poster exhibition and the Respect Diversity! promotional video
RIGHTS NOW!
24 March 2018
Poster exhibition and the Respect Diversity! promotional video
Duration
540’
RIGHTS NOW!
24 March 2018