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Governments advertising was supporting the hosting of terrorist manifesto
jwire.com reports on the Online Hate Prevention Institute’s work removing state-government (tax-payer funded) advertising from website hosting a terrorist manifesto, and talks to our CEO Andre Oboler about
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Live ABC Radio Interview discussing what’s been done since the Christchurch attack to tackle online extremism
On March 13th 2020, our CEO Dr Andre Oboler went on ABC National radio to discuss the Christchurch attack, and the effect that it has had on efforts
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Live ABC Radio Interview discussing what’s been done since the Christchurch attack to tackle online extremism
On 13 March 2020, our CEO Andre Oboler was interviewed on ABC National Radio about the Christchuch attack and subsequent efforts to tackle online extremism.
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Muslim Group Calls Out Facebook’s Failure To Combat Hate After Christchurch
10 Daily reports on Facebook’s failure to combat hate after Christchurch, which was recently highlighted by a Muslim group. The article references the Online Hate Prevention’s work in
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Far-Right Extremist Groups Are Using Instagram As A Recruiting Ground
10 Daily reports on Far-Right extremist groups using social media platforms like instagram in order to recruit new members. The article reference the Online Hate Prevention Institute’s work
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Why is Instagram still hosting ‘Black Lives Don’t Matter’ accounts?
Our CEO Andre Oboler spoke to the Daily Dot about online racism. Oboler argued that racist accounts that have been inactive for significant periods of time should still
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The other epidemic – anti-Semitic conspiracy theories and the short path to violence
Audiatur Online reports on antisemitic conspiracy theories that have blossomed online during coronavirus, and references the Online Hate Prevention Institute’s work in this space.
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Christchurch Mosque Shooting ‘Inspiring’ Aussie Far-Right Extremists And White Supremacists
10 Daily reports on the Christchurch shooting and the effect that it has had on encouraging extremists and white supremacists. The article talks about the Online Hate Prevention
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Training Community Representatives with CCJ (Vic)
On Sunday 23rd February, people from various community groups participated in a day-long training program to tackle online hate speech. The program was organised by the Council of
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Ramping up the battle against online hate
jwire.com reports on the Online Hate Prevention Institute’s roll out of 11 month-long campaigns designed to combat online hate.