The RCMP is warning of a growing number of cases of public speech that could incite hatred and is asking whether it has the legal tools to counter the trend. RCMP Chief Superintendent Karine Gagné told Radio-Canada that while she wouldn't comment directly on the case of controversial imam Adil Charkaoui — who gave a speech in Arabic in Montreal late last year in which he called on Allah to "kill the enemies of the people of Gaza" — she believes it may be time to revisit Canada's laws on hate speech, which date from the early 2000s. Following an...
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