COMPLAINTS

The campaign’s complaints about and reporting of anti-religious hate speech in traditional and new media are detailed here.

SVF Complains to Local Hungarian Newspaper about Positive Publicity for a Neo-Nazi
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SVF Complains to Local Hungarian Newspaper about Positive Publicity for a Neo-Nazi

As part of Get the Trolls Out (GTTO) work in Hungary, Subjective Values Foundation (SVF) submitted a complaint to a local newspaper Békési for providing positive publicity to a Neo-nazi. The bi-weekly Békési is a free public-service publication for five settlements in Hungary’s Békés region, with a combined population of 24,000. On 6th April this year, as part of its regular column about notable locals, Békési interviewed a confectionary chef, Attila Petrovszki about his professional motivation and family life.

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The Daily Mail Promotes UK 'No-Go-Areas’ Myth
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The Daily Mail Promotes UK 'No-Go-Areas’ Myth

On June 4th, the Daily Mail published an article with the headline: ‘British towns that are no-go areas for white people: Muslim author's study of mosques reveals children “attacked for being white”, parents making families live under Taliban-like rules and women who can't leave home without permission’. The piece was based on a book called Among The Mosques: A Journey Across Muslim Britain, written by author and political advisor Ed Husain.

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KARPOS complains to EKKLISIA ONLINE for painting Islam as an evil religion
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KARPOS complains to EKKLISIA ONLINE for painting Islam as an evil religion

GTTO partner KARPOS sent a complaint to the Greek newspaper EKKLISIA ONLINE about an article depicting the Greek Muslim population in negative ways. EKKLISIA ONLINE claim that Islam is a source of evil or a distorted religion in their recent article. KARPOS made the complaint because such unfair and aggressive views affect all Greek citizens especially Greek Muslims living in harmony with Greek Christians.

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ENORB complains about Islamophobic claims on Le Vif
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ENORB complains about Islamophobic claims on Le Vif

GTTO partner ENORB sent a complaint to the French-language Belgian newspaper Le Vif about an article promoting stereotypes of the Belgian Muslim population. The article suggests that Muslim women wear the veil because of either a hidden political purpose or as a sign of submission. This kind of language delegitimises the freedom of expression Muslim women themselves have in public settings such as workplaces.

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ENORB complains to L'Echo about an article reinforcing stereotypes about Muslim women
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ENORB complains to L'Echo about an article reinforcing stereotypes about Muslim women

GTTO partner ENORB sent a complaint to the French-language Belgian newspaper L'Echo about an article promoting stereotypes of the Belgian Muslim population. The article suggests that Muslim women wear the veil because of either a hidden political purpose or as a sign of submission. This kind of language delegitimises the freedom of expression Muslim women themselves have in public settings such as workplaces.

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ENORB complains to Le Vif about Islamophobic article
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ENORB complains to Le Vif about Islamophobic article

GTTO partner ENORB sent a complaint to the French-language Belgian newspaper Le Vif about an article promoting stereotypes of the Belgian Muslim population. The article suggests that Muslim women wear the veil because of either a hidden political purpose or as a sign of submission. This kind of language delegitimises the freedom of expression Muslim women themselves have in public settings such as workplaces.

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ENORB Complains to L’Echo for Platforming Anti-Muslim Article
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ENORB Complains to L’Echo for Platforming Anti-Muslim Article

Get The Trolls Out! Belgian partner ENORB has directly complained to L’Echo, a French-language Belgian business newspaper for a piece published on January 5th, 2020. The article reported on the reaction by Muslim communities in Quebec to Bill 21, a law passed in June 2019. 

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