Brazil High Court Rules Online ‘Hate Speech’ Punishable by Five Year Prison Sentence

Brazil’s Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that online hate speech is now punishable by prison, in a decision applauded by the far-left da Silva regime.

The 9-1 ruling puts hate speech on the same legal level as racism, which was already punishable by prison in Brazil.

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Justice Edson Fachin, the lead judge on the case, said in his ruling it was a “constitutional imperative” to give LGBTQ+ citizens special protection under the law.

Barrons.com reports: Hate speech is punishable by prison terms of two to five years in Brazil.

“Victory against LGBT-phobia,” transgender lawmaker Erika Hilton posted on social media, celebrating the ruling.

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