violent 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
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Some UPF supporters engage in extreme misogyny
Counter speech, where hate speech is challenged by members of the public, is an important part of countering both online and real world hate. Engaging in counter speech
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OHPI featured in BBC News
The Online Hate Prevention Institute was recently featured as part of the BBC’s coverage of Mike Wendling, who was recently arrested by the FBI on charges of inciting
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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
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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
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The danger of the Australian Far-Right
“Australia officially now has a political party modelled on the far-right wing movements in Europe”. That’s the opening of an article in the Sydney Morning Herald last Sunday.
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Don’t give in to extremism
The Online Hate Prevention Institute reports on the United Patriots Front posing a video of the assassination of an anti-racism campaigner, and how racially motivated violence is encouraged
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After the Charlie Hebdo Attack: The Line between Freedom of Expression and Hate Speech
In his Position Paper “After the Charlie Hebdo Attack: The Line between Freedom of Expression and Hate Speech“, our CEO Dr. Andre Oboler analyzes the tension between two
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Promoting Dylann Roof’s Extremism on Facebook
Update (22 June 2015) After rejecting initial reports, then reviewing it and rejecting the reports again, a second review has seen Facebook finally take down the Dylann Roof
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Countering Violent Extremism Summit
The Online Hate Prevention Institute participated in Australia’s Regional Summit to Counter Violent Extremism following a similar summit in Washington DC in February. OHPI thanks the Australian Government for