Cyberbullying, Hate Crime and Related Issues from a Comparative Perspective is a comprehensive volume curated by the Ferenc Mádl Institute of Comparative Law. The book provides an in-depth analysis of hate speech and cyberbullying through a comparative lens, presenting solutions across various European legal systems and the evolving international and EU framework. Its particular strength lies in combining criminal law, civil law, and preventive approaches to address the challenges of harmful online conduct.
Its particular strength lies in combining criminal law, civil law, and preventive approaches to address the challenges of harmful online conduct. Written for both academics and practitioners, the volume offers not only scholarly insights but also practical guidance on tackling novel forms of digital offences. This book is an essential resource for legal professionals seeking to understand how digitalisation reshapes the law and how effective responses to online hate-based behaviours can be developed.