Hate Speech Experience by actor Online School Private 82.9% 57.0% institute Home 22.1% 13.1% Adult Experienced Not (Yes) 64.2% experienced (No) 35.8% Adolescents by place Friend School Private 54.8% teacher institute 17.1% instructor 9.5% Parents ·family 10.4% ■ During the past year, approximately 6 out of 10 people were exposed to hate speech (64.2%). The most common experience of hate speech was related to birthplace (74.6%), followed by women (68.7%), the elderly (67.8%), sexual minorities (67.7%), migrants (66.0%), and the disabled (58.2%). - According to the Youth Awareness Survey, approximately 7 out of 10 youths were exposed to hate speech (68.3%). The most common hate speech was related to women (63.0%), followed by sexual minorities (57.0%). 82.9% of youth who were exposed to hate speech came across hate speech on the Internet, including social networking services, online communities, YouTube, and games, and among the online activities, social networking services such as Facebook (80.0%) had the most frequent hate speech. At the same time, more than half of youth experienced hate speech at school (57.0%) from friends (54.8%), and 17.1% of youth came across hate speech from teachers at school. 33