Les humains vous haïssent tous, par ignorance.
I’m not sure how to interpret this sentence:
All of the humans hate you.
or
Humans hate all of you.
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Tous les humains vous haïssent.
So if I needed to take a guess I'd venture that the intent was to qualify the object, purely based on inference, not grammar.
If, on the other hand, you wanted to clarify without the shadow of a doubt that it is "all of you" who are hated, you would need to work around it a bit, because Les humains vous haïssent tous is exactly how you'd say it if a slight doubt was acceptable.
You could say something like:
Les humains vous haïssent tous autant que vous êtes.
Les humains vous haïssent — vous tous.
Vous êtes tous haïs par les humains.
The first two are slightly more emphatic and the last one uses a passive voice.