375 KB0 KB201520252023Peršak, Ninaletnik:16številka:2str. 227-246DOI:10.18690/mls.16.2.227-246.2023COBISSID_HOST:173190659ISSN:2463-7955URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-8O63FZS0enslUniversity of Maribor PressMedicine, law & societycriminalisationharmhate speechkriminalizacijalawoffencepandemicpandemijaprekršekregulacijaregulationsovražni govorškodazakonHate speech in times of the COVID-19 pandemic| the social costs and legal implications of a health crisis|In crisis times, such as the recent health crisis brought out by the COVID-19 pandemic, society responds in a myriad of pro-social as well as negative, anti-social ways. The article starts by mentioning some broader social and regulatory responses to the pandemic that provided a backdrop to the studied phenomenon. It then looks explicitly at hate speech, unpacks the three-layered dimensions of its harmful consequences, helping to grasp the magnitude of harm caused by such pandemic-fuelled prejudice-based expression, and inspects the impact of the pandemic on such expression that is largely criminalised in Europe. The article concludes with some thoughts on the implications and lessons for the futureV časih krize, kot je nedavna zdravstvena kriza, ki jo je sprožila pandemija COVID-19, se družba odziva na različne načine, tako pro-socialne kot negativne, anti-socialne. Članek najprej analizira širše družbene in regulatorne odzive na pandemijo, ki so predstavljali ozadje preučevanega fenomena. Nato se osredotoči na sovražni govor, razčlenjuje troplastne razsežnosti njegovih škodljivih posledic, kar pomaga razumeti obseg škode, ki jo povzroča takšno izražanje, ki temelji na predsodkih, ki temeljijo na pandemiji in preučuje vpliv pandemije na takšno izražanje, ki je v Evropi pretežno kriminalizirano. Članek se zaključi z nekaj mislimi o posledicah in naukih za prihodnostTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Mariboru, Pravna fakulteta