An in-depth study of the most influential and largest incel forum (which we call the ‘Incel Forum’) by the Center for Countering Digital Hate’s Quant Lab has exposed a 59% increase in mentions of mass […]
Throughout this blog series, you’ve learnt what the UK’s Online Safety Bill is and does, and how it would help tackle online racist hate, abuse of women and health misinformation. So, how could the Bill […]
We welcome the White House’s new Principles for Enhancing Competition and Tech Platform Accountability. Many of these Principles are reflected in our STAR Framework for measuring global efforts for legislative reform – which we have […]
Recently, the Center for Countering Digital Hate, in partnership with the Human Rights Campaign, launched a new report finding Twitter and Facebook are failing to enforce Community Standards amid a spike in online Anti-LGBTQ+ hate […]
Last week our campaigning culminated in hard-fought wins. In June, we exposed that 37% of Google Maps results for abortion clinics actually led to anti-abortion fake clinics, many of which offered no abortion services at […]
Last time we explored how the UK’s Online Safety Bill might help protect women and girls from an epidemic of misogynist abuse online. Today, we’re diving into how the Bill could work to protect users […]
This past weekend our CEO, Imran Ahmed, and Head of Research, Callum Hood, appeared in Superspreader on FX and Hulu, a documentary by the New York Times Presents on anti-vaxx snake oil salesman, Dr. Joe […]
YouTube is making up to £3.4 million in ad revenue from channels that are dedicated to posting videos of misogynist influencer Andrew Tate, including videos in which he promotes violence against women. The Center for […]
Throughout this blog series, we’ve set out what the UK’s Online Safety Bill is and does, and how it would help tackle racist hate online. So, how could the Bill protect girls and women from […]
Twitter and Facebook comprehensively failed to enforce community standards amid a surge in hateful online anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric triggered by Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay or Trans’ Bill, new analysis by the Center for Countering Digital Hate […]
Last week we set out why we needed the UK’s Online Safety Bill and how it would work. But what would the Bill mean day-to-day for users who face online harm? We’re going to start […]
What’s the UK’s Online Safety Bill? The UK’s Online Safety Bill (OSB) aims to hand power from Big Tech companies to ordinary users, holding platforms to account on racist hate, dangerous misinformation and harms to […]