English: German analyst Dr. Annette Weber (* 1967), who was appointed European Union Special Representative for the Horn of Africa in 2021, here on a panel discussing "Social media and conflict: How to mitigate online hate speech that fuels violence?" at the re:publica (#rp17) conference in Berlin, Germany.
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Stephen Kovats, Theo Dolan, Achol Jok Mach, Jaiksana Amarüda Jose und Annette Weber am 08.05.2017 mit der Diskussion "Social media and conflict: How to mitigate online hate speech that fuels violence?" auf der re:publica (#rp17) in Berlin. Foto: re:publica/Gregor Fischer
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Stephen Kovats, Theo Dolan, Achol Jok Mach, Jaiksana Amarüda Jose und Annette Weber am 08.05.2017 mit der Diskussion "Social media and conflict: How to mitigate online hate speech that fuels violence?" auf der re:publica (#rp17) in Berlin. Foto: re:publica/Gregor Fischer
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Stephen Kovats, Theo Dolan, Achol Jok Mach, Jaiksana Amarüda Jose und Annette Weber am 08.05.2017 mit der Diskussion "Social media and conflict: How to mitigate online hate speech that fuels violence?" auf der re:publica (#rp17) in Berlin. Foto: re:publica/Gregor Fischer