From more than 60,000 monitored news articles, instances of hate speech were identified across several key topics of public debate: 76 cases in politics, 30 in crime and justice, 23 in Kosovo–Serbia relations, the North and security, 15 in international affairs, and 8 in the economy.

Hate speech in digital spaces is not simply a matter of a problematic word or headline. When labels, attacks, and hostile narratives are repeated and shared, they can shift public debate away from facts and arguments toward attacks against individuals or groups.

How we react online also matters. A share, comment, or reaction can give problematic content even greater visibility.

This infographic was developed as part of activities supported by THE Kosovo Civil Society Foundation (KCSF) program ‘EJA Kosovo’, co-financed by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and Sweden.

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U više od 60.000 praćenih vesti, slučajevi govora mržnje identifikovani su u nekoliko ključnih tema javne debate: 76 slučajeva u politici, 30 u oblasti kriminala i pravosuđa, 23 u temama vezanim za odnose kosovo–srbija, sever i bezbednost, 15 u međunarodnim pitanjima i 8 u ekonomiji.

Govor mržnje u digitalnom prostoru nije samo pitanje problematične reči ili naslova. Kada se etiketiranje, napadi i neprijateljski narativi ponavljaju i šire, oni mogu da pomere javnu debatu sa činjenica i argumenata ka napadima na pojedince ili grupe.

Važno je i kako reagujemo na internetu. Deljenje, komentar ili reakcija mogu problematičnom sadržaju dati još veću vidljivost.

Ova infografika je izrađena u okviru aktivnosti podržanih kroz program Kosovske Fondacije za Civilno Društvo (KCSF) „EJA Kosovo“, koji sufinansiraju Švajcarska Agencija za Razvoj I Saradnju (SDC) i Švedska.