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Canada’s ruling Liberal government announced on Wednesday that it plans to make online hate speech a crime punishable by as much as $20,000 (roughly $16,250 US) for the first offense and $50,000 ($40,600 US) for the second.

amend the Canadian Human Rights Act to define a new discriminatory practice of communicating hate speech online, and to provide individuals with additional remedies to address hate speech;.

“Online platforms are central to participation in public life and have enormous power over online speech and Canadians’ everyday lives. »

Hong Kong will ban all flights from the UK from 1 July in order to prevent the spread of the Delta variant to the Chinese city, its government said, as it designated Britain an “extremely high-risk” destination.

In a statement, the Hong Kong government said that people who have stayed in the UK for more than two hours would be restricted from boarding passenger flights for Hong Kong.

Hong Kong had last week banned passenger flights from Indonesia, terming it "extremely high risk". »

“If you’re going to punish someone for doing something,” he said, “it has to be applied equally and evenly.”.

Ms. Crisitello, who attended St. Theresa School as a child, was fired in 2014 and no longer works as a teacher.

Her daughter was later baptized in the Catholic church that runs the prekindergarten-to eighth-grade school. »

“Can’t you make the argument that it’s you and the Republicans who are defunding the police?”

The congressman was the author of a Fox News column in which he said Democrats were responsible for spikes in violent crime.

Asked if that meant it was “you and the Republicans who are defunding the police”, Banks dodged the question. »