ISD Research Briefing: Monitoring Online Hate Speech in British Columbia
This briefing provides an overview of the findings from ISD’s monitoring of hate speech targeting minority communities in Canada.
This briefing provides an overview of the findings from ISD’s monitoring of hate speech targeting minority communities in Canada.
This report explores the spread of hate speech, disinformation and extremism during the 2024 Israel-Hamas conflict in the UK, France and Germany.
In April 2024, TikTok's failure to address the spread of the debunked ‘National Rape Day’ hoax highlighted gaps in its content moderation.
This document examines the harms of social media algorithms, their role in the 2024 UK riots, and regulatory approaches to mitigate misinformation and AI-driven content.
TikTok’s inconsistent moderation on sexual violence risks marginalising victims while inadequately enforcing policies, harming women and the LGBTQ+ community.
The study explores connections between radical, conspiracy and pro-Kremlin communities on Telegram in France, Germany and Italy, analysing interactions and narratives.
False claims of election interference in Ireland’s June elections failed to gain traction, but November’s general election may be a new opportunity for far-right activists.
As part of the Digital Policy Lab, ISD convened DPL members representing national ministries, regulators and civil society to discuss online safety in gaming.
The report examines the Irish Channel website and social media, a key source of misinformation in Ireland.
In our latest Policy Brief, ISD examines the critical role of key stakeholders and their strategies to safeguard the 2024 electoral process from online threats.