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A court in Mauritania has sentenced MPs Mariam Cheikh Jink and Ghamou Ashour to four years in prison for inciting hatred and undermining state symbols. This ruling raises significant questions about freedom of expression in the country.
U.S. President Donald Trump has accused House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries of directly inciting violence following a recent assassination attempt against him. These accusations arise amid increasing tensions in the American political landscape.
The British government has summoned the Iranian ambassador in London due to a post deemed 'inciting'. This action reflects rising tensions between the two nations during a sensitive period.
The Metro Jaya Police in Indonesia are investigating allegations against social media activists Ade Armando and Parmedi Arya for online incitement. This follows a formal complaint filed by the Maluku Lawyers Alliance.
In a controversial move, the Maluku Lawyers Alliance has filed a police report against activists Ade Armando and Permadi Arya for incitement via social media. This action follows the release of edited videos from a political speech that sparked widespread debate.
The head of Presidium Kebangsaan 08, H. Kurniawan, announced his intention to file an official complaint against Saiful Majani and Islah Bahrawi for allegedly calling for a government change. This decision comes amid rising political tensions in Indonesia.
The Indonesian Prosecutor's Office has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court against the acquittal of <strong>Delpidro Marahan</strong> and three other activists accused of incitement during protests in August 2025. This move aims to reconsider the ruling that found the defendants not guilty.
A federal judge has ruled that former President Donald Trump is not immune from civil lawsuits accusing him of inciting the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot. This decision follows the determination that his statements during a rally that day may constitute unprotected incitement under the First Amendment.
MBC has announced its intention to file lawsuits against individuals who have targeted the network and its employees with direct abuse following the change in the airing date of the series 'Embassy 87'. The charges include defamation, sectarian incitement, and death threats.