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Coronavirus
Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) more people are spending more time online than ever before. This has resulted in an increased level of harm from online hate and
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Media
The Online Hate Prevention Institute regularly appears in the media. Media organisations wanting a comment can contact us, please provide your work e-mail when doing so. Media coverage
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Our Impact
The Online Hate Prevention Institute has had a positive influence on a number of organisations that have taken steps to combat online hate and harassment. Who lists us
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Online security
Below is a list of publications by OHPI on online safety and security. Briefings April 16, 2015: Effective Back Ups for Community Organisations against “Ransomware” Securing your account
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Hate Against Cyclists
OHPI has come across content that specifically promotes hate against the cyclist community. If you come across such content, we urge you to report them to our online
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Holocaust Denial
Holocaust denial refers to denial of an official policy by the Nazi government to exterminate Jews, which led to the killing of between 5-6 million Jews, a figure
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Terrorism & Violent Extremism
The Online Hate Prevention Institute carries out a significant amount of work countering terrorism and violent extremism. Our work supplies intelligence to police and security agencies, removes terrorist
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Serious Trolling
With respect to the Internet, The Macquarie Dictionary (Sixth Edition, 2013) defines a troll as: troll1 /troʊl/ (say trohl) verb (t) 8. Internet to behave in the manner
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Hate against Military Service personnel
OHPI fights online hate against Australian military veterans. Below is a list of our publications documenting, reporting and highlighting instances of online hate speech against military veterans. Articles