Kay E. Goodall
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The Racial and Religious Hatred Act 2006 has a frenetic history. It is the culmination of six attempts in Parliament in the last twelve years to make incitement to religious hatred unlawful. 1 Each attempt has met with intense criticism. But now that the legislation is here, what may it achieve?
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The Racial and Religious Hatred Act 2006 has a frenetic history. It is the culmination of six attempts in Parliament in the last twelve years to make incitement to religious hatred unlawful. 1 Each attempt has met with intense criticism. But now that the legislation is here, what may it achieve?
Key concepts: Hatred, Incitement, Political science, Law, Criticism, Legislation, Parliament, Religious studies