A row between social media giant, Twitter, and the British broadcaster, the BBC, erupted this week after the UK state channel was branded 'government funded media” on its main Twitter page.

Charlie Hebdo has over the years been in news for all the wrong reasons, mostly for its no-holds-barred attacks on Islam and Islamic sanctities in the name of free speech and freedom of expression.

The European Union early Saturday finalised new legislation to require Big Tech to remove harmful content, the bloc's latest move to rein in the world's online giants.

The UN says it is deeply concerned over the growing rate of hate speech in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia.

Police in India have opened an investigation after videos from a religious gathering emerged on social media showing monks advocating ethnic cleansing of Muslims.

A US-class action lawsuit says Facebook failed to quickly stop the spread of hate speech and dangerous misinformation against the Rohingya Muslim community during a state-sponsored military campaign that the United Nations said had genocidal intent.

Lauren Boebert stirred a controversy recently when a video leaked of her telling a crowd in her district that a ride in an elevator with Omar "should be fine" because Omar "doesn't have a backpack."