｜Chapter 3｜ The Evils of Hate Speech Convention, Articles 15 and 32 of the Constitution), the right to fair pay (Article 32 of the Constitution), the right to receive education and training (Article 26 of the Convention, Article 31 of the Constitution), and the right to participate in cultural activities (Article 27 of the Convention, Article 9 of the Constitution). Sometimes, it also violates the rights to select and participate in religion (Article 20). In addition, the discrimination and exclusion caused by hate speech also violate target groups’ rights to engage in daily life and to quality of life such as the right to be married and have a family (Article 16 of the Convention, Article 36, No. 1 of the Constitution), the right to quality of life including the right to enjoy medical and health services and social welfare (Article 22, Article 25, No. 1 of the Convention, Articles 34 and 35 of the Constitution), and freedom of personal life (Article 12 of the Convention, Article 17 of the Constitution) 2. Distortion of Democracy and Hindrance to Social Integration 1) Distortion or Negation of Democracy Democracy is a principal foundation of modern human society. It requires a public arena in which all citizens can actively participate, providing various opinions from various groups. In this aspect, self-determination and the right to participate become the most important foundations for democracy. 30