A group of lawyers constitutes a committee to fight hate speech

Moatinoon
A group of Sudanese lawyers and jurists has formed a preliminary committee to counter hate speech that has grown in the country since the war began in mid-April.

The Preliminary Committee of (Lawyers against Hate Speech) said in its first statement today that persons who are morally and nationally irresponsible, have found in stirring up hate speech among our tribal, ethnic, regional, cultural and even religious constituents a fertile space for broadcasting their poisoned and poisoned messages.

The Commission cautioned that its fight against them should be conveyed to the courts anywhere in the world, guided by the values of the people, the spirit and the spirit of the law and the values of international legislation fighting hate speech.

The statement went on: We will not leave them with this false reassurance and hallucination of the general situation and the war that now exists. We inform them that their criminal acts with all the laws and values of inciting hatred are not far from ourselves and from the law and justice hand they will soon stand before).

I describe (and we do not doubt that this very current war has been effectively paved by the provocation of hate speech with rallying and incitement. When it erupted, displaced, destroyed and killed innocent members of our people, this speech found its ugly motivation to grow worse, and even to exploit the absence of consciousness and conscience, to increase the fences of war, incite combatants and civilians, and strive in all terms and means to be an adversary of all things human and moral).