Books & Reports
OHPI staff, volunteers and advisers are active internationally in wide range of research publications. These are some of the contributions in areas relevant to our mission by OHPI, our partners, advisers and volunteers.
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Online Anti-Muslim Hate and Racism Against Palestinians and Arabs: October 2023 – February 2024
Online Anti-Muslim hate surged following the events of October 2023 and the Israel-Gaza war. These online incidents incited offline incidents including hate crimes, reflected the hostile offline environment, […]
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Online Antisemitism Before October 7
A report on online antisemitism compiled just before the October 7 attack. A baseline of where we were before the post October 7 flood of antisemitism.
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Online Antisemitism After October 7
A groundbreaking new report examines 27 types of antisemitism across 10 platfroms with shocking results that need our urgent attention.
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The Online Antisemitism in Australia 2023 Report
This report from the Online Hate Prevention Institute, in partnership with the Executive Council of Australian Jewry, examines online antisemitism in Australia. It is based on a sample […]
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Anti-Asian Racism in Australian Social Media
This report builds on past work on anti-Asian racism in Australia and adds a particular focus on racism in social media. The new in-depth research was led by […]
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Submission on Far-Right Extremism in Victoria
In February, 2022, the Legal and Social Issues Committee commenced their Inquiry into the rise of the far-right extremist movements in Victoria.
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Submission to the National Anti-Racism Framework
The Australian Human Rights Commission has launched a plan to develop a National Anti-Racism Framework. The Framework will be a long-term, central reference point to guide actions on anti-racism and equality by government, NGOs, business, communities, and other sectors.
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Solving Antisemitic Hate Speech in Social Media
Online Hate Prevention Institute’s CEO Andre Oboler wrote a chapter that explores how the problem of antisemitic hate speech on social media can be solved.
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Neo-Nazis April Fools’ Day
When researching extremism, particularly online extremism, one needs to be conscious of many layers of depth. Peeling that onion takes time, effort and expertise. Experts are needed to […]
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Submission on Extremist Movements & Radicalism in Australia
Our Submission on Extremist Movements & Radicalism in Australia highlights the importance of the removal of the online pathways to radicalisation.