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SUMMARY:Workspace 1: Hate speech in political communication
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DESCRIPTION:With simultaneous interpreting German-English.<br><br>Political
  negotiation processes depend on the exchange of arguments and on fair com
 petition where the best ideas win. This is essential in order for people l
 iving in a democracy to be able to form opinions and make an informed deci
 sion about how to use their vote. This competition between ideas requires 
 a shared foundation of values and rules ¿ we must be open to hearing diff
 erent opinions\, show respect\, treat one another fairly and\, not least\,
  accept scientific findings and facts. The political debate around electio
 ns in various parts of the world has shown that this foundation is not as 
 stable as it once was. Defamation\, slander and verbal abuse of politician
 s are gaining ground online alongside the spread of disinformation and con
 spiracy theories. Hate speech and fake news are coming to threaten the dem
 ocratic process as a whole.<br><br>With:<br>Karamba Diaby\, Member of the 
 German Bundestag<br>Carl Miller\, Research Director of the Centre for the 
 Analysis of Social Media\, Demos\, UK<br>Moderation: Sina Laubenstein\, pr
 oject manager with the No Hate Speech Movement\, New German Media Professi
 onals (NDM)
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