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Report: Sharp Increase in Online Hate Speech Against Norwegian Politicians

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Online harassment and attacks against Norwegian politicians on social media have increased sharply in recent years, a new report shows. Politicians from the Labour Party in particular are being harassed online.
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A new report from the think tank Agenda shows a sharp increase in what is referred to as attacks and hate speech in Norwegian politicians' comment sections on Facebook. The Labour Party is particularly highlighted. However, measured in the number of registered attacks, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre and Frp leader Sylvi Listhaug are almost exactly the same. At the same time, another survey from the Norwegian Police Academy shows that Frp politi…

Online harassment and attacks against Norwegian politicians on social media have increased sharply in recent years, a new report shows. Politicians from the Labour Party in particular are being harassed online.

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Online harassment and attacks against Norwegian politicians on social media have increased sharply in recent years, a new report shows. Politicians from the Labour Party in particular are being harassed online.

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Online harassment and attacks against Norwegian politicians on social media have increased sharply in recent years, a new report shows. Politicians from the Labour Party in particular are being harassed online.

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folkebladet.no broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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