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Why a UN committee asked India to act against hate speech and hate crimes | Explained

The Hindu NationalBy The Hindu National
29 Aug 2026
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Why a UN committee asked India to act against hate speech and hate crimes | Explained
Why a UN committee asked India to act against hate speech and hate crimes | Explained
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The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (UNCERD) has raised concerns over hate speech, hate crimes, citizenship policies, and the treatment of minorities in India. The committee made several recommendations, while the Indian government rejected what it called “sweeping generalisations” in the findings.

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  • The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (UNCERD) has raised concerns over hate speech, hate crimes, citizenship policies, and the treatment of minorities in India.
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Issuing AuthorityThe Hindu National
Topic CategoryINDIA
JurisdictionAll India / National
Publication Date29 August 2026
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