An alert system built on our monitoring data identifies when a particular speech requires rapid response or action.
These actions will vary according to severity and risk levels.
They include:
Safety alerts
Alternative evidence – based narratives
Statements and media releases
Social media engagement
Inisiatif Pemantauan Media Sosial Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ) mendapati naratif berasaskan kaum terus mendominasi retorik politik di media sosial sepanjang musim Pilihan Raya Umum.
The Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ) notes the initiative by the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia (K-KOMM) in the setting up of a task force to monitor “fake news” during the 15th General Elections (GE15).
The Centre for Independent Journalism, Pusat KOMAS, Sisters in Islam and #KamiNampak campaign jointly condemn the incitement of violence by actor Zul Huzaimy and call on organisers of the public forum to issue an apology for their oversight.
在2022年10月20日至11月15日期间的数据调查结果还发现，回教党主席哈迪阿旺是分裂、种族主义、狭隘和仇恨言论的主要传播者之一。
பொதுத் தேர்தலுக்கு முன்னதாக சமூக ஊடகங்களில் அரசியல் சொல்லாட்சிகளில் இனம் சார்ந்த கதைகள்ஆதிக்கம் செலுத்துகின்றன என்று சென்டர் ஃபோர் இண்டிபெண்டென் ஜர்னலிசம் (சி.ஐ.ஜெ.)- இன் சமூக ஊடககண்காணிப்பு முயற்சி கண்டறிந்துள்ளது.
Race-based narratives are dominating political rhetoric on social media in the runup to the general election, the Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ)’s Social Media Monitoring Initiative has found.
第15届全国大选在即，独立新闻中心正针对大选期间的仇恨言论展开监测行动，并推出“拒绝仇恨言论”网站。
சென்டர் ஃபோர் இண்டிபெண்டென் ஜர்னலிசம் (சி.ஐ.ஜெ.) 15-வது பொதுத் தேர்தலுக்கான வெறுப்பு-பேச்சு கண்காணிப்பு திட்டத்தை நடத்தி வருகிறது. மலேசிய மக்கள் தேர்தலுக்கு தயாராகி வரும் இந்நிலையில் “வெறுக்கத்தக்க பேச்சுக்குஇல்லை என்று சொல்லுங்கள்” என்ற வலைத்தளத்தை பொது மக்களுக்காக தொடங்கி இருக்கிறது.
Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ) sedang menjalankan projek pemantauan ucapan benci bagi Pilihan Raya Umum ke-15 (PRU15), dan turut melancarkan portal “Katakan Tidak pada Ucapan Benci” untuk kegunaan awam sewaktu Malaysia sedang bersiap sedia untuk mengalami pilihan raya.
The Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ) is conducting a hate-speech monitoring project for the 15th General Election (GE15), and launching the “Say No to Hate Speech” portal for citizens as Malaysia gears up for elections.
Racial politics has been a feature of Malaysian political life since the British colonised us. That legacy persists today, especially because politicians continue to amplify racial politics as a way to drum up voter support.
As a vulnerable group, migrants and refugees are often targeted by hate speech. During elections, they are an easy mark for state and non-state actors as a way to distract voters from the failures and flaws of those in power.
இந்த தேரத் ல் கண் காணிப்பு வழிகாடடி் , சுதந்திரமான, நியாயமான மற்றும் சாரப் ற்ற தேரத் ல்களை நிலைநிறுதது் ம்வகையில், ஊடகங்கள்தங்கள்பங்கை
அறவழியிலும் பொறுப்புடனும் நிறைவேற்றுவதில் ஆதரவளிப்பதை நோக்கமாகக்கொண் டுள்ளது.
本选举监督指南旨在引导媒体以遵守媒体伦理和负责任的方式发挥其 维护自由、公平和独立的选举的作用。
Have you encountered hate speech online or been targeted yourself? Have you been doxed or harassed online? If you have ever experienced any of the above, here’s a resource guide for you.
This Election Monitoring Guide is aimed at supporting the media in carrying out their role ethically and responsibly, so as to uphold free, fair and independent elections.
Panduan Pemantauan Pilihan Raya ini bertujuan untuk membantu pihak media menjalankan tugas mereka secara beretika dan bertanggungjawab, sekaligus untuk mendukung pilihan raya yang bebas, adil dan mandiri.
Adakah anda pernah bertembung atau menjadi sasaran ucapan benci? Adakah anda pernah diganggu atau informasi peribadi anda pernah didedahkan dalam talian?
Have you encountered hate speech online or been targeted yourself? Have you been doxed or harassed online? If you have ever experienced any of the above, here’s a resource guide for you.
With nomination day and elections soon approaching, we have list recommendations for political parties, politicians, government agencies, media and opinion leaders:
Recommendations to the State, Election Commission and Oversight Bodies
1) The government and the Elections Commission (EC) to issue a public statement prohibiting intolerance, discriminatory stereotyping and incitement to hate on the basis of race, religion, royalty, sexual orientation and gender identity, as well as refugee and migrant status;
2) The government, specifically the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia (MCMC), to initiate a public education campaign promoting expressions of healthy and robust debates and opinions, aimed at facilitating and enabling public participation and voter literacy;
Recommendations to political parties and candidates
5) Political parties should adopt and enforce ethical guidelines in relation to the conduct of their candidates, representatives and campaigners, particularly with respect to public speech and incitement to hatred;
6) Political parties and candidates to pledge and prevent the proliferation of messages of intolerance or expressions which may incite violence, hostility or discrimination on the basis of race, religion, royalty, gender, LGBTIQ and refugees and migrants;
7) Political parties and candidates to speak out against any intolerance, discriminatory stereotyping and instances of hate speech.
3) Any legal measures adopted by the State in combating incitement to hatred must be impartial and adopt the three-part test on restrictions to freedom of expression – legality, proportionality and necessity.
The State must avoid being complicit in acts that incite hate towards specific vulnerable and marginalised communities on the basis of race, religion, royalty, sexual orientation and gender identity, as well as refugee and migrant status. To this end, there must be a stop to the use of State apparatus in conducting raids, arrests and detention of LGBTIQ, refugee and migrant communities.
4) In the absence of a Media Council, the EC must issue specific guidelines for media on reporting elections and guarding against hate speech. The EC to also set up an independent multi stakeholder body to address violations and breaches committed by the media during elections. The body is to be entrusted to decide on complaints against a particular media organisation that incite hatred and violence; and empowered to order a right of reply, correction or retraction, if necessary. The EC, the MCMC and the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (SUHAKAM) should also make accessible mechanisms for the public to report complaints in the case of violations or breaches committed by the media.
Recommendations to the media
8) Media to self-regulate and play a key role in combating proliferation of messages of intolerance or expressions which may incite violence, hostility or discrimination on the basis of race, religion, royalty, gender, LGBTIQ and refugees and migrants by[1]:
[1] The Camden Principles, Article 19, April 2009
