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Here you will find all of CCDH's research papers and investigations into online hate and misinformation. As well as our policy ideas about how we can tackle the systems and bad actors who spread hate and misinformation.

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Building a Safe and Accountable Internet

CCDH’s Refreshed STAR Framework

Imagine an internet where safety and well-being are priorities, transparency is non-negotiable and social media companies are accountable and responsible to users. The Center for Countering Digital Hate’s STAR Framework is a blueprint for policymakers to combat online harms and fortify democracy in the digital age. 

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Social media’s role in the UK riots

Policy responses and solutions

Social media platforms failed the British public. Riots across the UK were fomented by online hate and lies. Convening with government and civil society experts, CCDH proposes new powers to fight misinformation, break the financial incentives fuelling hate, and apply safety by design to all social media platforms.

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Letter to Social media platforms and the UK government

Open letter in response to far-right riots in the UK

Social media and messaging services, particularly Telegram and X (Twitter), have been used to spread false narratives and anti-migrant, anti-Muslim and racist hate, reaching millions of people in the UK. CCDH has organised an open letter aimed at platforms, government, and the public with our demands.

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