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  1. California Public Agency Labor & Employment Blog

    Same Training, New Rules? AB 1803 and California’s Expanded Harassment Prevention Requirements

    By Hannah Casey

    California employers will soon be required to incorporate anti-hate speech training into their existing mandatory sexual harassment prevention training programs. Assembly Bill (“AB”) 1803, recently signed into law, amends Government…

  2. Religion Clause

    California Requires Employers to Provide Anti-Hate Speech Training to Employees

    By Howard Friedman

    On September 27, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed A.B. 1803 (full text) which amends Cal. Gov. Code §12950.1 to require that beginning January 1, 2028, employers must provide anti-hate speech…

  3. Ogletree Deakins Insights

    California Adds Anti-Hate Speech Component to Mandatory Harassment Prevention Training

    By ByChristopherW.Olmsted@ogletree.com

    Quick Hits Beginning January 1, 2028, employers already subject to California’s mandatory harassment prevention training requirements must incorporate an anti-hate speech component into that training. AB 1803 does not create…

  4. Davis+Gilbert PERKS

    California Adds Anti-Hate Speech Component to Required Workplace Training

    By Davis+Gilbert PERKS

    Governor Newsom recently signed into law AB 1803, which will require employers to provide anti-hate speech training. As a reminder, California employers with 5 or more employees are already required…

  5. Legal History Blog

    Barbas's "Hate Speech"

    By Dan Ernst

    Samantha Barbas, University of Iowa Law, has published Hate Speech: The Legal and Cultural History of an American Dilemma (University of California Press).  She is also blogging on the book…

  6. India Legal

    Hate speech case: Madras High Court acquits BJP leader H Raja over remarks on Periyar, Kanimozhi

    By Legal Desk

    The Madras High Court on Tuesday set aside the conviction of BJP leader H Raja in two hate speech cases arising from his derogatory remarks against social reformer EV Ramasamy,…

  7. Michael Geist

    Why the Answers to Hateful Content Online are Hiding in the Platforms’ Own Rules

    By Michael Geist

    The Canadian government has a two-pronged legal strategy to counter rising hate: New Criminal Code provisions to address offline harms, such as intimidation or protests outside schools and places of…

  8. Law Times News

    Ont. CA lets anti-antisemitism group intervene in man’s acquittal for publicly inciting hatred

    By Law Times News

    Judge said statements in online videos urging violence against Jews weren’t made in ‘public place’

  9. Critical Legal Thinking

    Alt-McWorld: Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ Rally, May 2026

    By Siraj Izhar

    Unite the Kingdom was a day for wearing St Georges flags that combined with the saturation demonising of Muslims and migrants. This from one of the keynote speakers, Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, leader of…

  10. Verfassungsblog

    Freedom of Speech at the FIFA World Cup 2026

    By Daniel Rietiker

    On 11 June 2026, the FIFA World Cup hosted by Canada, Mexico and the USA will be launched by the opening match between Mexico and South Africa in the Estadio…