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Discurso de odio de ticos en redes sociales ataca a nicaragüenses, mujeres y homosexuales

Un estudio de ONU señala que hombres mayores de 45 años, principalmente de San José, son quienes más emiten mensajes de odio y discriminación en las plataformas digitales

(FILES) This file photo illustration picture shows social media applications logos from Linkedin, YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter displayed on a smartphone in Arlington, Virginia on May 28, 2020. - A federal judge has blocked a Florida law which sought to prevent social media firms from taking down content from political candidates, saying the measure was "wholly at odds with accepted constitutional principles" of free speech. Judge Robert Hinkle, in a ruling late June 30, 2021, said the law passed by the Florida legislature and signed by Governor Ron DeSantis distorted the idea of free-speech protections by placing restrictions on certain social media platforms for moderating content. (Photo by Olivier DOULIERY / AFP)
(FILES) This file photo illustration picture shows social media applications logos from Linkedin, YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter displayed on a smartphone in Arlington, Virginia on May 28, 2020. - A federal judge has blocked a Florida law which sought to prevent social media firms from taking down content from political candidates, saying the measure was "wholly at odds with accepted constitutional principles" of free speech. Judge Robert Hinkle, in a ruling late June 30, 2021, said the law passed by the Florida legislature and signed by Governor Ron DeSantis distorted the idea of free-speech protections by placing restrictions on certain social media platforms for moderating content. (Photo by Olivier DOULIERY / AFP) OLIVIER DOULIERY
Las redes sociales se han vuelto canales para estos discursos de odio y discriminación. Foto: AFP. (OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP)

Un estudio preliminar elaborado por Naciones Unidas encontró más de medio millón de conversaciones con discursos de odio o mensajes discriminatorios en las redes sociales de costarricenses, durante el último año.

Se trata de publicaciones de Facebook y Twitter, emitidas entre mayo de 2020 y junio de 2021, con contenido xenofóbico y discriminatorio por género y por orientación sexual, principalmente.

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