Pandemic has seen an increase in 'far-right mobilisation' on social media04:40SBS News In DepthFollow and SubscribeFollow and SubscribeFollow and Subscribe Apple Podcasts Spotify Listnr Download (8.56MB)Download the SBS Audio appAvailable on iOS and AndroidThe spread of hate speech online has become more accessible for some users Source: GettyThe spread of hate speech online has become more accessible for some users who can hide behind a screen while posting offensive material.Follow and Subscribe Apple Podcasts Spotify Listnr Download (8.56MB)Download the SBS Audio appAvailable on iOS and AndroidPublished 26 May 2021 5:15pmBy Stephanie CorsettiSource: SBSSkip to podcast episode contentShare this with family and friendsCopy linkShareThe spread of hate speech online has become more accessible for some users who can hide behind a screen while posting offensive material.ShareLatest podcast episodes14:44Former Australian cricket captain Greg Chappell makes humanitarian plea for Imran Khanpodcast episode14 minutes 44 seconds12:49Airfares Set For Take-Off As Oil Prices Push Travel Costs Higherpodcast episode12 minutes 49 seconds08:37The weather is becoming more extreme. What does this mean for the great Aussie summer?podcast episode8 minutes 37 seconds06:41Multiple oil routes compromised as conflict spreads across Middle Eastpodcast episode6 minutes 41 seconds