Poland: hate speech exposure by teenagers 2018

The chart shows the frequency of Polish children's (aged 11 to 17) exposure to hate speech in the last year as of 2018. The data is based on 311 young people (31.2 percent), who declared that they had been exposed to this type of content over the previous year. Almost every fifth teenager in the last year met with hate speech at least once a month. Most often, young people had encountered content that spread hatred on the internet several times during the year.

Frequency of exposure to online hate speech by teenagers in Poland in 2018*

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Release date

2019

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Region

Poland

Survey time period

May to June 2018

Number of respondents

311**

Age group

11-17 years

Special properties

Pupils in 90 Polish schools

Method of interview

Online survey

Supplementary notes

* The original question was worded as follows: (Polish) "Jak często w ciągu OSTATNIEGO ROKU widziałeś/aś w internecie CHOĆ RAZ nienawistne lub poniżające treści albo komentarze skierowane przeciwko określonym ludziom lub grupom ludzi (np. przeciw muzułmanom, imigrantom, Żydom, Romom)?"
(English: "How often in the last year have you seen hateful or degrading content or comments on the Internet, for once, directed against specific individuals or groups of people (e.g. Muslims, immigrants, Jews, Roma)?").

** N= 311 young people aged 11-17 years who have encountered hate speech on the Internet in the last year.

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