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Hate Speech in Asia and Europe: a Comparative Approach The 2nd International Workshop HATE SPEECH IN ASIA AND EUROPE: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH Jan. 8 (Tuesday) – 10 (Thursday), 2019 Convener: Universite Paris Diderot (Paris 7), Center for Korean Studies (China, Korea, Japan / CCJ - UMR 8173 CNRS-EHESS- UPD), France Co-organizers: Asia Center, Seoul National University, Korea & Center for Korean Studies, Ritsumeikan University, Japan Supporter: The Academy of Korean Studies Venue : Universite Paris Diderot Campus January 8, 2019 (Tuesday) Location: Amphi Turing Universite Paris Diderot, Amphitheâtre Turing, Bâtiment Sophie Germain 8 place Aurelie Nemours - 75013 Paris 8:30- 9:15 Registration 9:15- 9:30 Opening ceremony / Organizers welcoming speech Keynote Speech : Karoline Postel-Vinay (FNSP Research Professor, 9:30-10:00 CERI) 10:00-10:15 Coffee break Session 1 : Against Hate Speech 10:15-12:30 Chair: Myungkoo Kang (Seoul National University) Discussants: Youngmi Kim (University of Edinburgh) Seongbin Hwang Hate Speech and Online Activism in South Korea and Myanmar (Rikkyo University) Sharon Yoon (Ewha Womans University) Harnessing Social Media Activism within the Ethnic Enclave: The Success of Anti-Hate Speech Protests in Osaka's Korean Ghetto Katarina Damčević (University of Tartu) Philippa Hall Countering Hate Speech through Education (Independent Researcher) Andrew Wolman (City University London) Combatting Hate Speech at the Local Level: A Comparison of East Asian and European Approach Sungsoo Hong (Sookmyung Women's University) Jiso Yoon Regulating Hate Speech in Korea since 2010 (Korea Women's Development Institute) 12:30-13:45 LUNCH break The 2nd International Workshop HATE SPEECH IN ASIA AND EUROPE: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH January 8, 2019 (Tuesday) Location : Salle des thèses Halle aux Farines, Hall F, 5th floor, “Salle des thèses”, 580F 10, 16 rue Françoise Dolto 75013 Paris or 9, 15 esplanade Pierre Vidal-Naquet 75013 Paris. Session 2 : Language, Representation, and Discourse (1) 13:45-15:30 Chair: Wooja Kim (Ritsumeikan University) Discussants: Yuko Kawai (Rikkyo University) Brendan Wright Different Uses of China and Korea in Hate Books (University of Toronto) Liriam Sponholz (CMC, Austrian Academy of Sciences and Alpen- Adria-Universität) What does "Hate Speech" in German-speaking Countries Mean? Piotr Toczyski (Maria Grzegorzewska University) Snezhina Gabova Towards the Metaphor of Garden: Debates on Hate Speech from Eastern (Sofia Development Europe Association) Laura Ascone & Laurène Renaut (Universite de Cergy-Pontoise) How Conflict is Verbalised in Counter-narratives to the Jihadist Discourse 15:30-15:45 Coffee break Session 3 : Language, Representation, and Discourse (2) 15:45-17:00 Chair: Yuko Kawai (Rikkyo University) Discussants: Chihiro Watanabe (University of Tokyo) Jeffrey Hall (Waseda Another Aspect of Japanese Hate Publishing: between Magazines and University) Books Ekaterina Grishaeva (Ural Federal University) Criminal Trials on Hate Speech on Social Media in Russia and Its Media Representations Haeyeon Kim (New York University) Katarina Damčević A Grain of Truth in Every Joke: Case Study on Hate Speech in (University of Tartu) Entertainment Shows 17:00-17:15 Session 4 : Nationalism, Right Wing… 17:15-18:30 Chair: Percy Fernandez (Manipal University, Dubai) Discussants: Jeffrey J. Hall (Waseda University) Changho Kim Case Study of the 2018 "Neto-uyo Ban Festival": YouTube's Crackdown (Lawyers Association of on Right-wing Japanese Channels and the Limitations of Collective Action Zainichi Koreans) against Online Hate Speech Narendra Kumar (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Fritzi-Marie Titzmann Hate Speech in Social Media: A Study of Right Wing Extremism in India (Leipzig University) Parnal Chirmuley (Jawaharlal Nehru University) From Hate Phrases to Arrests: Hate Speech in the Service of the Hindu Nation 19:00 DINNER break The 2nd International Workshop HATE SPEECH IN ASIA AND EUROPE: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH January 9, 2019 (Wednesday) Location: Amphi Turing Universite Paris Diderot, Amphitheâtre Turing, Bâtiment Sophie Germain 8 place Aurelie Nemours - 75013 Paris Session 5 : Hate Speech in Korea 9:00-10:45 Chair: Marie-Orange Rive-Lasan (Paris Diderot University) Discussants: Brendan Wright (University of Toronto) Sharon Yoon Discursive Constructions and the Leftist "Other" in the 1960-1961 (Ewha Womans University) Interregnum Hong Sik Cho (Soongsil University) Religion and Politics in Korean Public Sphere: The Case of Hate Speech against Yemeni Refuges in 2018 Myungkoo Kang & Sojeong Park (Seoul National University) Anindita Tagore Gapjil: Hate Speech from Power Elites in South Korea (Educational Initiative) Jiso Yoon & Sooyeon Lee (Korea Women's Development Institute) Combating Sexist Hate Speech in South Korea 10:45-11:00 Coffee break Session 6 : Xenophobia, Islamophobia 11:00-12:45 Chair: Sumeet Jalgaonkar (University of Dundee) Discussants: Snezhina Gabova (Sofia Development Association) Youngmi Kim BorderLines: Xenophobic Discourses against Migrants and Refugees in (University of Edinburgh) Europe Madlen Krueger (University of Muenster) Hate Speech against Muslims in Myanmar Chinglen Laishram (Central University of Gujarat) Percy Fernandez Thin Line between Racial Discrimination and Hate Speech: Rising (Manipal University, Violence against Indigenous Minorities in India (attendance depending on Dubai) funding) Ying Miao (Aston University) Sincisation vs. Arabisation: Cyber-Islamophobia in China 12:45-14:00 LUNCH break The 2nd International Workshop HATE SPEECH IN ASIA AND EUROPE: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH January 9, 2019 (Wednesday) Location : Salle des thèses Halle aux Farines, Hall F, 5th floor, “Salle des thèses”, 580F 10, 16 rue Françoise Dolto 75013 Paris or 9, 15 esplanade Pierre Vidal-Naquet 75013 Paris. Session 7 : Online hate speech and regulation 14:00-16:15 Chair: Mamta Rana (University of Petroleum & Energy Studies) Discussants: Fritzi-Marie Titzmann (Leipzig University) Narendra Kumar Digital Hate Speech in India: Minorities, Gender and Nationalism (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Percy Fernandez (Manipal University, Dubai) Hate is the New Black: Normalisation of Online Hate Discourse in India Gemmo Bautista Fernandez (University of Sydney) Ying Miao Dealing with Internet Hate Speech: Clear Dangers, Present Approaches, (Aston University) and Available Remedies Adam Knight (University of Oxford) Peer-to-Peer Regulation of Hate Speech on the Chinese Internet Natalie Alkiviadou (University of Central Lancashire Cyprus) Andrew Wolman The 'Privatisation' of Hate Speech Regulation (City University London) 16:15-16:30 Coffee break Special Lecture 16:30-17:00 Chair : Eric Seizelet, LCAO, Paris Diderot University, Emeritus Professor Seong-Bin Hwang (Rikkyo University) & Taeeun Kim (Rikkyo Univ.) The Birth of a New Korea Town, Shin-Okubo: how Culture/Politics has Shaped and Reshaped an ethnic Town in Tokyo Round-Table 1 : Nature, definitions, tools, means and boundaries of 17:00-18:30 Hate speech Chair: Beatrice Turpin (Cergy-Pontoise University), Language sciences Aurelie Jentet (Universite de Paris 3), Sociology of work 19:30 DINNER break The 2nd International Workshop HATE SPEECH IN ASIA AND EUROPE: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH January 10, 2019 (Thursday) Location: Amphi Turing Universite Paris Diderot, Amphitheâtre Turing, Bâtiment Sophie Germain, 8 place Aurelie Nemours - 75013 Paris Session 8 : Political communication 09:15-10:15 Chair: Hong Sik Cho (Soongsil University) Discussants: Anindita Tagore (Educational Initiative) Adam Knight Mapping Hate Speech in a Post Truth Politics Era: A Comparison of (University of Oxford) Europe and South Asia Marc Agon Pacoma (Adamson University) Piotr Toczyski Duterteism, Politicization and Anonymity: Analyzing Netizen's Anti- (Maria Grzegorzewska Roman Catholicism Hate Speeches in Radio News Facebook Page University) 10:15-10:30 Coffee break Session 9 : Policy, legal approach 10:30-12:00 Chair: Parnal Chirmuley (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Discussants: Ayaka Löschke (University of Munich) Sung Soo Hong Preserving Human Dignity, Protecting Free Speech, or Preventing Social (Sookmyung Women's Disorder?: Regulation of Hate Demonstration in Japan University) Philippa Hall (Independent Researcher) Hate Speech Policy: Confronting Gender and Social Class Inequalities Srijan Sandip Mandal (Jain University) Sumeet Jalgaonkar Criminalising Hate Speech or Free Speech?: The Law Commission of (University of Dundee) India's Draft Amendments to the Indian Penal Code 12:15-14:00 LUNCH break Session 10 : International Human Right, comparative law 14:00-15:45 Chair: Natalie Alkiviadou (University of Central Lancashire Cyprus) Discussants: Ayako Hatano (University of Tokyo) Kuan-Wei Chen Incomplete Internalization of International Human Rights Law?: A Case (University of Munich) Study of Anti-Hate Speech in Japan Changho Kim (Lawyers Association of Zainichi Koreans) To What Extent Does International Human Rights Law Have Actual Impact on Domestic Law?: Empirical Analysis on Hate Speech elimination Act in Japan Kuan-Wei Chen (University of Munich) Ayaka Löschke Regulation on Hate Speech Based on Militant Democracy?: A Comparison (University of Munich) of Europe and East-Asian Democracies Mamta Rana (University of Petroleum & Energy Studies) Srijan Sandip Mandal The Scourge of Hate Speech in India: A Comparative Analysis (Jain [Deemed-to-be University]) 15:45-16:00 Coffee break Round-Table 2 : Hate speech strategies, actors and goals 16:00-17:30 Chair: Gwenaëlle Calves (Cergy-Pontoise University), Law 17:30-18:00 Concluding remarks.
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