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OHPI welcome’s Facebook action on White Supremacy
The Online Hate Prevention Institute welcomes the news that from next week Facebook will be taking greater efforts to ban white supremacy on the Facebook and Instagram platforms.
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Christchurch shootings fuel politics of race in NZ, Australia
Our CEO Andre Oboler talks to China Daily Global about white supremacy in the wake of the Christchurch attack in New Zealand.
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Social media giants face regulation as publishers, not just postmen
Our CEO Andre Oboler talks to Financial Review about new regulations for social media companies in the wake of the Christchurch attack.
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Responding to Christchurch: Tackling Online Hate and Extremism
Following the terrorist attack in Christchurch New Zealand, live streamed on Facebook, which left 50 people dead hate speech and extremism online as in the spotlight. As Australia’s
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The Australian Nazi 2.0, and why we need to take the threat more seriously
10 Daily talks to our CEO Andre Oboler about the rise of Nazism online, and the challenges that present themselves when combatting hate-speech in the online landscape.
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Amazon and Hulu’s algorithms are recommending conspiracy theory films, and the consequences could be more serious than you might think
Tech Insider reports on Amazon and Hulu continuing to host and algorithmically suggest conspiracy films. They talk to our CEO Andre Oboler about the effect that this can
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Everything in moderation
Today we received a fair about of media attention due to our work on racism and the far-right. It started with an article in today’s Age. Just after
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Annual Report 2018
Following our AGM, we share a summary of information from the Online Hate Prevention Institute’s Annual Report, reflecting on our activities, impact and the road ahead.
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Impact on Islamophobia: OHPI in UK Parliamentary Report
A few weeks ago the All Party Parliamentary Committee on British Muslims released a detailed and extremely important report “Islamophobia Defined“. The report is the result of “widespread
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The anti-terrorism encryption laws we can’t afford to get wrong
10 Daily talks to our CEO Andre Oboler about anti-terrorism encryption laws and why we need to get them right.