The “Christchurch Call” would urge governments and tech giants to root out and censor online extremism. Continue reading →

Alleged online ISIS supporter Othman Ayed Hamdan was accepted as a refugee based on his claim that his abandonment of Islam had put him at risk in Jordan, but the government argued his “conversion to Christianity was bogus.” Continue reading →

The big tech giants have been overselling the effectiveness of AI in countering hate on their platforms, say Kyle Matthews and Nicolai Pogadl of Concordia University. Continue reading →

Attacks by extremists inspired over the internet have become the country’s top terrorist threat, according to a declassified Canadian intelligence document obtained by Global News. Continue reading →

Google is promising to be more vigilant about preventing terrorist propaganda and other extremist videos from appearing on its YouTube site amid intensifying criticism about the internet’s role in mass violence. Continue reading →