Hate speech
Alternative labels
Hate crime
Vilification
Report
Measuring trends in online hate speech victimisation and exposure, and attitudes in New Zealand
Online hate speech has been a topic of public concern and research interest for some time. This report presents findings from Netsafe’s 2019 research regarding the personal experiences of adult New Zealanders in relation to online hate speech.
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Policy approaches to harmful content online
In March 2019, the Public Policy Forum convened a session featuring two panels on the topic of hate. The first panel presented perspectives of Canadians who have directly experienced acts of hate. The second panel served as an exploratory forum to identify potential solutions to the unique challenges presented by online hate. This summary report...
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Online hate and offline harm
This paper looks at the evidence as to the role online hate plays in spreading racist thinking and actions offline, including hate and terror crimes. It explores the evidence for whether harmful action online has increased both harmful ideas and actual harm against minority ethnic and racial groups.
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Anti-social media: reducing the spread of harmful content on social media networks
This paper discusses what New Zealand can do in regard to regulating and moderating offensive content on social media.
Fact sheet
Fact Check: Scott Morrison said hate content on social media could be automatically screened out by algorithms. Is he correct?
The Federal Government has put social media companies on notice after the Christchurch massacre for failing to prevent the shooter's actions being broadcast and promoted online. But can algorithms automatically block hate content, as the Prime Minister cl