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Community Consultation
The form below is intended for representatives of Asian Australian community groups and other stakeholders to apply to participate in the community consultation for the Australian Based Anti-Asian Hate project. The consultation will bring together community representatives, the Online Hate Prevention Institute, the Australian Human Rights Commission, and Meta’s Australian staff to discuss anti-Asian hate,…
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Inter-Parliamentary Task Force on Online Antisemitism
The Online Hate Prevention Institute participated in the Inter-Parliamentary Task Force on Online Antisemitism’s first meeting with experts. Our CEO, Dr Andre Oboler, briefed members of the Australian Parliament, US Congress, UK Parliament, Canadian Parliament, and Israeli Knesset on the changes to online antisemitism over recent years and the pipeline from hate to terrorism. He…
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Campaign against Holocaust denial, distortion and glorification
Launched on January 27, 2020, the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration and extermination camps at Auschwitz, our campaign against Holocaust denial, distortion and glorification will run until the end of February 2020. As part of this campaign we will be producing a number of briefings looking at examples of online Holocaust denial,…
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Get involved in Debate Without Hate
Using the form below you can sign up to the #DebateWithoutHate campaign as an individual wanting information, a public person / spokesperson wanting to help with our commentary on the hate, or an organisation or public figure wanting to endorse the campaign. You can also help by sharing this form and encouraging others to sign…
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Social Media Links to Report
The Online Hate Prevention Institute provides a tool for reporting harmful content in social media. To report the content, you need to provide its web address. This guide will help you report the right address. Facebook Facebook Post Click on the date / time of the post and it will load the page focusing just…
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Annual Report 2016 – International Engagement
This article is an extract based on OHPI’s Annual Report for the 2016 Financial Year. Return to the Report. International Engagement The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance is an inter-governmental body with 31 countries as members. During the year Australia became an observer to this body and OHPI was invited to nominate a candidate to be…
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Annual Report 2016 – Community Engagement
This article is an extract based on OHPI’s Annual Report for the 2016 Financial Year. Return to the Report. Community Engagement OHPI has continued to attend events supporting community harmony and diversity while sharing these events online with our supporters. Events we attended and reported on in social media during the past year include: the…
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Annual Report 2016 – Government Engagement
This article is an extract based on OHPI’s Annual Report for the 2016 Financial Year. Return to the Report. Government Engagement During the year OHPI engaged with a range of government stakeholders at both the operational and strategic level. This work included 9 incidents working with State or Federal Police, typically involving the creation of…
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Annual Report 2016 – Online Engagement
This article is an extract based on OHPI’s Annual Report for the 2016 Financial Year. Return to the Report. Online engagement OHPI continues to have a significant online presence. Our Facebook page currently has over 24,000 supporters, 80% of them are from Australia, this is an increase from 19,000 a year ago. Our reach on…
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Annual Report 2016 – Briefings
This article is an extract based on OHPI’s Annual Report for the 2016 Financial Year. Return to the Report. Briefings & Guides OHPI published 84 briefings through our website during the financial year. Each briefing took an in depth look at an item of online hate, such as a particular Facebook page, or examined a…







