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Campaign to Tackle Anti-Christian Religious Vilification
Throughout October 2020, the Online Hate Prevention Institute (OHPI) will be running a campaign to tackle Anti-Christian Religious Vilification. OHPI stands against all Anti-Christian Religious Vilification expressed online: through the use of social media, discussion platforms or on commentary sections of online media. Join us by taking action! You can help the campaign in a…
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Submission on Anti-Vilification Protections
The Online Hate Prevention Institute was one of 42 organisations to make a submission to the Victorian Parliament’s Inquiry Into Anti-Vilification Protections. Our submission, dated January 17, 2020, highlights the effectiveness of legislation in signaling the values of society, but also highlights practical limitations with the current legal framework and its implementation. We call for…
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Conspiracy Theories
We’ve been seeing an increase in the spread of fake news and conspiracy theories. Many of these conspiracy theories spread hate against particular groups in society. They then portray any effort to prevent this spread of hate not as an effort to protect groups and individuals whose human dignity is being attacked, but rather as…




