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Addressing the Impact of Mis-/Disinformation and Hate Speech on Civilians: Evolving Policies and Practices from Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Actors

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Title
Addressing the Impact of Mis-/Disinformation and Hate Speech on Civilians: Evolving Policies and Practices from Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Actors
Abstract
Misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation (MDM), also categorized as “harmful information”, and hate speech pose a direct threat to civilians in situations of armed conflict and other humanitarian crises. MDM and hate speech affect conflict dynamics and exploit societal divisions by increasing mistrust, exacerbating polarization, and contributing to physical, political, economic, and gendered harms.
Publication
ReliefWeb
Date
2024-05-06
Language
English
Short Title
Side Event during PoC Week
URL
https://reliefweb.int/report/world/side-event-during-poc-week-addressing-impact-mis-disinformation-and-hate-speech-civilians-evolving-policies-and-practices-peacekeeping-and-humanitarian-actors-thursday-23-may-2024-1500-1700-edt-2100-2300-cest
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26/05/2024, 21:01
Rights
Disinformation
Extra
Worldwide
Citation
ReliefWeb. (2024, May 6). Addressing the Impact of Mis-/Disinformation and Hate Speech on Civilians: Evolving Policies and Practices from Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Actors. ReliefWeb. https://reliefweb.int/report/world/side-event-during-poc-week-addressing-impact-mis-disinformation-and-hate-speech-civilians-evolving-policies-and-practices-peacekeeping-and-humanitarian-actors-thursday-23-may-2024-1500-1700-edt-2100-2300-cest
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https://rightsandrecords.ica.org/bib/ABSCUFDN