Hate speech, a specific type of verbal violence, involves the use of language to express hatred or contempt for a particular individual or group. This speech can be directed towards social, racial, religious, ethnic, or gender groups and is based on negative stereotypes and prejudices. The use of such language can lead to discrimination, prejudice, and even physical violence against the targeted individuals or groups.n this article, while examining the concept of hate speech based on international human rights documents, the concept of verbal violence has been discussed in the light of the category of hate speech. Hate speech is a title and a term that is closely and directly related to the concept of verbal violence. Normally, in many international documents related to human rights, the category of hate speech is used to name a wide range of verbal violence, and due to the existence of this connection, it seems that the investigation and analysis of the phenomenon of verbal violence in the light of The concept of hate speech in international documents is a necessity. Based on this, verbal violence is considered a clear example of hate speech and therefore, it is included in the prohibitions regarding hate speech.