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The selection of victim groups in hate-crime legislation
Authors :
Botha, Joanna
Journal Title :
South African Law Journal
Citation :
2019 SALJ 781
Subject :
hate crime is traditionally defined as a crime motivated by bias towards a particular group of persons based on the group's protected characteristics
:
Combating of Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill - s 3(1)
:
Measured and cautious approach to the implementation of hate-crime legislation is an imperative
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