ISIS
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A reply to Neil Erikson on Islamist Extremism
This morning we were treated to a rather strange sight on our Facebook page. The question in a comment to one of our posts reading, “Do you guys ever expose Islamic extremism? If so, link me” was reasonable enough. The Online Hate Prevention Institute works on all forms of online hate and that includes Islamist Extremism,…
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Response to attacks on Paris and Beirut
Terrorists attacked Beirut (Lebanon) on Thursday killing 46 and Paris (France) on Friday with night killing 158. The attack in Beirut involved a twin bombing. The coordinated attacks in Paris targeted a concert hall, sport stadium and restaurants. Daesh (ISIS) claimed responsibility through social media for the Beirut attack. A suspect arrested in Paris also…
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Sept 11 and today’s rising anti-Muslim hate
Today, on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks on the United States we remember the victims of terrorism. We remember the devastation and human tragedy that extremist ideology can cause. We reflect as today Daesh (ISIS) with its brutal extremist ideology attacks civilians in Iraq and Syria causing an international refugee crisis as large…
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ISIS Terror Hacking
The Islamic State Hacking Division published the names, e-mail addresses, phone numbers and passwords from 1400 people from around the world. The list includes eight Australians who work for the Government including: a Victorian MP, a NSW Health Department worker and Australian Defence Officials. The release of information came with a message saying, “We are…
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Terrorism & Violent Extremism
The Online Hate Prevention Institute carries out a significant amount of work countering terrorism and violent extremism. Our work supplies intelligence to police and security agencies, removes terrorist material and contributes to both the public policy of governments and the corporate policies of technology platforms. Campaign (November 2020) – Countering Terrorism During the month of…