Study Finds Turkish Media Targets Jews and Armenians with Hate Speech
A study by the Istanbul-based Hrant Dink Foundation, has found that Jews and Armenians are the communities most often subjected to hateful writing in the media with 25 % in all cases,
Christians, in general, follow at 18%.
The study evaluated news reports published within the last five months of 2012 that used ethnically or religiously discriminatory and racist expressions along with homophobic and gender-based hate speech.
The study salso revealed that news including hate speech did not only target different religious or ethnic groups. Other groups singled out included homosexuals (63%), transsexuals (32 %) and women (5%).
According to the study, Istanbul is the province where hate speech is the most common.
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