News
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A special investigation into extremism
Over the last few weeks I have been exchanging e-mails with Paul Toohey a journalist from News Corp. The e-mails let to the Online Hate Prevention Institute’s offices
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Online Hate and Violence
We are seeing an unprecedented rising not just in hate speech but in hate crimes. Yesterday British MP Jo Cox was murdered, shot and stabbed by an assailant
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Twitter Fails to Confront Vicious anti-Semites, Jewish Journalists Say
Haaretz reports on New York Times editor Jonathan Weisman quitting Twitter after the company refused to take down anti-Semitic tweets. The cite the Online Hate Prevention Institute’s report
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Online anti-Semitism: Difficult to Fight, but Even Harder to Quantify
Haaretz talks to our CEO Andre Oboler about online antisemitism during the Trump presidency.
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Online anti-Semitism: Difficult to Fight, but Even Harder to Quantify
Haaretz reports on antisemitic attacks from Trump supporters online. They discuss the extent to which social media platforms have been successful in moderating hateful and racist content, and
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European Union agreement with Social Media Platforms on tackling Hate Speech
The Online Hate Prevention Institute welcomes the news that the European Union has just reach agreement on a code of conduct to tackle hate speech with the largest
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OHPI in Bucharest for IHRA
This week OHPI’s CEO, Dr Andre Oboler, is in Bucharest as part of the Australian delegation to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). IHRA is a unique intergovernmental
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Chetna Mahadik takes on a new challenge
The Online Hate Prevention Institute is wishes Chetna Mahadik every success as she moves on from her work with us to take on new challenges the Marketing and
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The Australian discusses OHPI’s report on antisemitism
Jennifer Oriel, Anti-Semitism’s licit disguise on the Left, February 17. 2016, The Australian Anti-Semitism’s licit disguise on the Left The success of Labor rationalists in thwarting a ban
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They Can’t launches petition for YouTube to remove videos promoting terrorism
Recently, OHPI teamed-up with an Israeli organisation They Can’t in a call to fight online antisemitism. They Can’t particularly focusses on YouTube videos that promote, incite and abet violence