Social media companies undermine human rights by enabling hate and lies. We stop the spread of online hate and disinformation through research, public campaigns and policy advocacy.
Social media platforms are addictive by design, posing a real danger to children. CCDH's Parents Guide helps you understand what your kids may be exposed to, how to set boundaries, how to have conversations about what they see online, and where to go if you need further help. Download it to get insights into the content and algorithms shaping young lives today.
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YouTube is enabling and profiting from pushing eating disorder content to young girls. Join us and add your name to our letter to YouTube’s CEO Neal Mohan, and demand urgent action to fix the dangerous algorithm that pushes eating disorder videos to teenage girls.
CCDH’s in-depth analysis of Meta’s recently announced policy changes shows that the company could stop 97% of its content enforcement in key policy areas, notably hate speech.
New research by CCDH shows that YouTube pushes dangerous videos to young girls including eating disorder and self-harm content.
New research by CCDH shows that Instagram failed to act on 93% of the abusive comments targeting high-profile US women politicians we reported, including death and rape threats.
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Online Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) is a growing cause of concern across the world. Like offline violence, it can lead to serious real-life consequences for women’s and girls’ physical and mental health, as […]
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How can collective action and legislation address the dangers of online hate and misinformation? CCDH's STAR Framework draws on the most important elements for achieving this: Safety by Design, Transparency, Accountability and Responsibility.
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