“To attack the rights of one man is to attack the rights of everyone”: Conservative Rights Talk and Canada’s First Hate Speech Laws

IF 0.5 Q3 AREA STUDIES American Review of Canadian Studies Pub Date : 2024-06-12 DOI:10.1080/02722011.2024.2329028

Jennifer Tunnicliffe

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In 1970, the Canadian government amended the Criminal Code to include the nation’s first provisions banning hate propaganda. This article examines the parliamentary debates over these provisions, f...

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"攻击一个人的权利就是攻击所有人的权利"：保守派权利言论与加拿大首部仇恨言论法

1970年，加拿大政府修订了《刑法典》，首次纳入了禁止仇恨宣传的条款。本文探讨了议会就这些条款进行的辩论，以及这些辩论的结果。

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