E. Derogatory, culturally or otherwise offensive use of elements of indigenous culture

It shows that the filter isn't just yellowface, but yellowface taken to its derogatory extreme.

States shall in particular prevent practices in the tourist industry that are offensive or derogatory to indigenous peoples.

The majority held that the speech contained derogatory and offensive remarks, but that no actual threats were made, nor any instructions to carry out any particular actions.

The use of elements of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage, including elements already readily available to the general public, thatwhich are insulting, derogatory or otherwise culturally offensive to the people from whom the elements originates shall be discontinued.

The intellectuals didn't identify them, but the fascist political party Pamyat (Memory) did not hesitate. The appeal posted on its Web site called on Orthodox Christians to protect our Lord Jesus Christ from Yid degenerates, using the most derogatory Russian term for Jews.

The resolution was originally proposed by the 56 nation Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), and was put to the Human Rights Council by Pakistan. It supports that it was aimed at such things as the derogatory cartoons of the prophet Mohammad published in a Danish newspaper three years ago.

The letter continued I need to advise you that the granting of your season ticket will be 'conditioned' and subject to you signing an 'Agreed Behavioural Contract' (ABC) which will request that you refrain from posting derogatory or inflammatory comments regarding the Club or people representing the club in the future on any social media websites, or carrying out any other form of behaviour that could be deemed to be on an anti social nature.