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Baligh is not informing on others — it is refusing silence

Reporting hate speech is not telling on someone — it is a clear statement: my dignity deserves protection

Baligh Radar

What's Happening Now

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This Month

+62

documented cases

+130% vs last month

Most Targeted Group

Alawites

26% of cases

Notable

Dominant Type

Unclassified

55% of classifications

Lower share

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❓ Analyze content before interacting with it

Does it target identity? (Instead of individual action)Does it include dehumanization or insults?Does it drive you to fear or anger instead of understanding?Does it generalize to a whole group based on an individual act?Does it use inflammatory or violent language?

⚠️ Clear warning sign in Syrian context: Much content starts with a normal sentence and ends with a complete generalization: 'All Druze...', 'All Sunnis...', 'Alawites always...'. This jump from individual to group is a strong indicator of hate speech.