Steve Reed: Anti-Muslim hatred definition doesn't hit free speech

BBC·Mar 9

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A definition of anti-muslim hatred has been proposed, with some arguing it will not restrict freedom of speech, while others claim rejecting the definition sends a message that muslim safety does not matter. There are differing views on the definition, with some lawmakers urging its adoption amid a rise in hate crime, and others considering a legal challenge. The status and implications of the definition are unclear.

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