Welldone Pechuqui and Team. Laurata you have been on this for year's and i can see change. I hope that people watch this and understand the impact of their words #NoTOHateSpeech

Amazing work Laura👏🏻👏🏻courage

Great Documentary. Proudly a kom/Bakweri girl. I have suffered hate speech particularly during my university days, in relation to my body size and height. Now when i look back i just laugh. Becuase i am chubbier now than before. Let us really try to spread love and positive words.

Wow, this is awesome, Laurata

Hate speech is somehow a part of some people’s upbringing tbh and it’s hard to change them

As a Bamenda person, I'm delighted to hear that we're finally speaking out against the hate speech that has been unfairly labeled against us for far too long. It's truly time for us to put an end to hate speech. Great job guys 💪

Having to focus on something that’s almost overlooked and counts for whether an individual hides from society or becomes a villain, and why people end up acting or reacting in a certain way today is definitely commendable.

This is so profound! Congratulations 🎉

i love the insights on this film, its an interesting topic. kudos to team

This is an insightful topic

Some one once told me my tribe is a huge red flag and should stop telling people where I come from especially if it has to do with marriage 😂

This was 28mins well spent. It is absolutely necessary to strive for a hate free society however we must also be careful not to over correct such that we find ourselves in a censorship.

Awesome Laura , keep it up

Keep Up Blake

This hate speech is really something I don't get Because someone once told me I never knew you were from NSO I asked why, she said because your own accent is plain I no di hear that bouy na my bouy I just smiled 😊😊. And she was soo bent on the fact that I was lying Say how I no get the tongue That I am just burrowed into NSO I laughed even harder 😂😂 So now what's the problem????

Well done Laurata and team. Thanks for the enlightenment. It's made me realise that I've been encouraging and participating in this activity without knowing. I'll take steps to do better and educative people on it. I believe this "event" has been with us for a while but social media has brought it more to light. #NotoHateSpeech #SMforGood

Let's all say no to hate speech ❌

I have been a victim too and it not a good spot to be in mentally Let fight every form of hate speech Thank you for this educative documentary

I have been a victim Truth be told it's not a good spot to be in mentally Thank you Lau for this educative documentary

#NotoHateSpeech

I like how inclusive video is. Person's with disabilities and perpetrators and need to watch this. I like how you brought vioces from different young people. I didn't know how to report a hateful post now I do and truly what the legal practicioner said is true. Any law that is not applied is a dead law and we need to start holding this people accountable. So therefore let the law be applied.

Thank you for this Laurata, this is soo timely.

Kudos Laura

#HateFreeCameroon

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No to hate speech

Super proud of you big sis Laurata. You started this thing right from school and you never stopped. I remember we will always call you miss information verification or Madam hate speech mitigation at home 😅. I hope that this documentary goes beyond your goal because the conflict we are experiencing in the region is being fuel by hate speech which is also misinformation forcing people to move for the sake of their lives and family. I have seen people fight, cry because they were attacked with hateful rhetoric. What I have learned is if I educate you and you don't stop, I just follow the report button. We need to start holding people accountable and it starts with how we react to hateful languages. #Peacebuilding

Lmao...😅😅😅 This documentary reminds me of how we use to call you miss hate speech mitigation back at home. I am super proud of how you continue to push for this. Hate speech is barbaric and it's continues to fuel tensions. Please I encourage everyone to watch thoroughly and share too with their family. The change starts with us. #Remember we need to push HateFreeCameroon

There shouldn't be any space for hate speeches.

Hate speech doesn't just hurt individuals, it separates communities, deepens divisions, and often escalates into lasting harm. Working on this documentary as the camera and sound operator gave me a unique perspective on the effects of words on lives and societies. Through capturing this I realized the great responsibility we all have to promote empathy and understanding. Let us choose our words wisely and use them to heal rather than cause harm. I am proud to have contributed to this powerful project which serves as an eye opener. Let us continue impactful storytelling. Storytelling that educates. Let us tell our stories, community stories. The change starts with you and I.

I joined my Voice and that of others to say No to Hate Speech in our community

We grew up believing these things were either true or harmless jokes, without taking the time to reflect on how they might affect our friends. Thank you and your team for reminding us of the importance of thinking before we speak. Hate speech not only perpetuates stereotypes but also fuels conflicts that can escalate into hatred and violence in real life. This has been a valuable reminder of the need to think critically and to report any hateful content we come across.

We use to laugh at this things in groups ooo. Laurata will tell us this is hateful rhetoric. She would explain and even give examples of how this could lead to a hate motivated action. Her contribution and also after seeing how people from the communities talked about use to get angry, we start understanding the extend to which this thing hurts. But to be fair, this documentary has helped me understand this more and as an admin of my group, I will encourage everyone to watch this so we can stop hate speech which continues to fuel the conflict that we tired of and push for social Coexistence

Indeed No to hate speech For we can do better!

I am from Nso... we have been bullied for years. Even if you know how to pronounce, they will say you can't. Thank you for shedding the light on this issue because it is actually destroying us. Diversity, differences are things we are supposed to draw out strength from not use it against each other

As a mother, I am grateful to have come across something like this. Growing up we use to think words like this were true. I have now understood how make generalisations can be misinforming and also hurtful. So I will teach my kids the importance of think of the effects of the words of words.

🔥🔥 Brilliantly done. Congratulations to the powerful team

Growing up using Phrases thinking they were normal until now.

A timely documentary. I have learnt a lot from this documentary. Kudos to the Crew.

I am happy my story can build anf contribute to social development of our community.

"Down the Line" ... I was wondering why such a title was chosen but after watching I understand perfectly. What would happen down the line if hate speech is not stopped? I think if we don't stop hate speech now, tribalism will become our daily breath. Conflict will be common as sugar in tea or pap We need to come together to stop it now else... it will become brutal in the future. I didn't know it was this bad. #Act now

I come from Bali. On social media especially Facebook and WhatsApp, i often see post like Bali girls are prostitutes. It makes me feel bad becasuse i have sisters, friends from Bali and they are not prostitutes. One time i tried to defend them and they called me a weak man. My friend shared this video and I am glad i Watched. Thank you for shedding light on this issues because it practically becoming a norm. I know this documentary will go a long way to create awareness on this issue. Hate speech has forced me to block people on SM and thats how it threatens social cohesion.

Awesome 🙌 work to you and your team. It is worth the watch hoping to have more eventually 🔥

I’m from Oku and can’t count the number of times I’ve been told that we are all witches. This hate-speech’s times make me feel uncomfortable telling someone if asked where I’m from🤦🏾‍♀️

The first time I read something hateful was from a comedian and influencer. He literally said the most stingiest guys comes from Mbengwi and more than 3000 liked that post and the comment section was filled with laughing emojis and even more hateful remarks. I hope he sees this documentary too and know how hurtful his words are. Infact I will paste the link on his page. For me that's a start.

This needed to be said thank you Lau 👏👏

This needed to be said thank you Lau 👏👏

Great job guys, the message is very necessary given the fact that everyone on social media thinks they can say what ever with the pretex"everyone is entitled ro thuer opinions". Forgetting ti know hiw one opinion can influence generations. This documentary will go a long way to shape minds and help us restrure our words before we share them

Fantastic job 👏 👍

This documentary hits home. Hate speech has become so normalized in our society, and it’s deeply concerning. Comedians often fan the flames by incorporating it into their jokes, and many people don’t even realize the harm they’re perpetuating. In schools, students casually joke about divisive and harmful rhetoric, picking up trends from social media and treating them as harmless fun. But there’s nothing funny about words that fuel the ongoing conflict in the Northwest and Southwest regions. It’s our responsibility to challenge this mindset and educate ourselves and others. Words matter, and we must use them to build bridges, not deepen divides. This documentary is a crucial reminder of that.