"The Assembly notes with concern that hate speech, fear-mongering and dehumanising rhetoric have become increasingly normalised in public discourse, contributing to political polarisation and to a climate of intimidation that undermines democratic life. It stresses that, in several member States, far-right movements and the networks circulating around them play a particularly harmful role in spreading such rhetoric and in fostering violence against politicians."
The reference to "populist movements" is too vague. This amendment more clearly identifies the role of far-right movements in normalising hate speech and in fuelling political violence.