• Drastic Action on Online Hate
    Drastic Action on Online Hate

    This article was originally published as: Andre Oboler, “Social media in Germany combating hateful speech“, J-Wire, 28 December 2015 At one time Germany was the origin of racist hate speech which spread across the globe. Not just speech, but speech which turned into action and fed the flames. Itโ€™s no coincidence that today the Federal…

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  • Preventing Online Hate

    Published in J-Wire on December 10, 2014 by Sabina Baunin.ย http://www.jwire.com.au/preventing-online-hate/ OHPI isย a harm prevention organisation headed by Dr Andre Oboler which focuses on hateful and discriminatory internet content across a wide array of websites including social media and websites whichย serve as advocacy platforms. In the past OHPI has monitored harmful online content consisting of Anti-Semitism,…

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  • OHPI responds to growing online antisemitism

    August 10, 2014: J-Wire carried an article by OHPI’s CEO Dr Andre Oboler on Australia’s role in responding to the growing threat of online antisemitism

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  • Behind the Scenes

    August 4. 2014: J-Wire carried an article praising OHPI’s work behind the scenes in responding to the rising antisemitism

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  • Social media connects far-right groups
    Social media connects far-right groups

    Last week the far-right Australian political party Australia First and Australian members of the Greek far-right political party Golden Dawn held a rally in Brisbane. A new briefing from the Online Hate Prevention Institute (OHPI) examines how these groups connected through social media following revelations of on 60 Minutes on April 13 that Golden Dawn…

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  • JWire reports on OHPI’s Success
    JWire reports on OHPI’s Success

    Source: J-Wire Staff,ย Hate Prevention Institute meets with Success, J-Wire, 2 August 2012 The Online Hate Prevention Institute (OHPI) has released a report documenting serious racial hatred on YouTube. The report highlights how one user in a single day uploaded 1710 videos, the vast majority of which were blatant hate speech. YouTube responded by closing the…

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