｜Chapter 3｜ The Evils of Hate Speech ■ Most respondents agreed that policies should be implemented to counter hate speech. The respondents mainly agreed to limiting hate expressions or coverage by the media (87.2%). They also greatly agreed to education and campaigns on improving awareness (86.9%), increasing school education on respect for human rights (86.5%), objections for hate speech from politicians (82.3%), reinforcing regulations from organizations against discrimination (81.0%), comprehensive plans from the government (80.9%), and autonomous regulations for Internet businesses (80.9%). Attitude towards policy in response to hate speech Establishment of holistic and non-discriminatory measures for hatred by a government 80.9% Announcement of opposition to hate speech made by politicians from National Assembly 82.3% Expansion of public education on human rights and diversity 86.5% Strengthening education and campaign to raise awareness of hatred discrimination 86.9% Strengthening regulations against hatred discrimination by institutions such as National Human Rights Commission 81.0% Criminal punishment for hatred discrimination 74.4% Enactment of non-discrimination law 72.9% Effort to regulate hatred discrimination done by online business operators 80.9% Refraining from publishing reports which encourage hatred by media 87.2% 36