Prisonniers à cause de publications sur réseaux sociaux (UK vs RU)

❌ A highly fallacious shortcut. How do we know? We checked the 2 links at the bottom of those images, both articles date back to 2017. 1️⃣ In the Newsweek article about Russia (https://archive.is/uQ1Qj): an increasing number of individuals face imprisonment as Russia tightens its laws. Danii is charged as a criminal and assimilated to extremists and terrorists for reposting "funny" images targeting the Russian Orthodox Church, a key Kremlin ally. The article highlights similar criminal cases arising from criticising Russia's war in Ukraine, denouncing corruption, and political dissent. 2️⃣ In The Times article about the UK (https://archive.is/mfJ9J): the British government is intensifying the campaign against social media hate speech: http://tinyurl.com/4tc5vz44. Prosecution is mandated if the breach is motivated by prejudice or if the suspect targeted or demonstrated hostility towards the victim. The interpretation can be tricky. Examples: http://tinyurl.com/fvvr5km Notably, those condemned were charged with offenses like naming a rape victim, mocking dead children, or falsely accusing someone of being a pedophile. ▶ these images compare two distinct situations : “Hate crime” against the government vs “Hate speech”