Misogyny
Misogyny is a common feature across organised extremist movements as well as individual users. It spans a gamut including attacks on women in politics, the spread of non-consensual sexual imagery and algorithmic recommendations of toxic dating advice.
ISD works with policymakers, civil society groups and others to document the spread and transformation of online misogyny so they can better combat it.
Further Reading
May 4, 2026
Mapping Digital Hate: A Landscape Review of Online Hate Speech in Jordan
Two-year study from ISD Jordan maps online hate in the country identifying targets & trends, highlighting gender abuse, sectarian hate & policy gaps.
Misogyny, Targeted Threats, Hate and Abuse, Tech Accountability and Safety
November 6, 2025
Networks of Harm: A Victim-Centric Resource on the 764 Network
This report seeks to provide knowledge and resources to those who may encounter victims of 764 abuse.
Kids Online Safety, Misogyny, Targeted Threats, Hate and Abuse, Tech Accountability and Safety, Threat Detection and Analysis
May 19, 2025
The ‘Cost of Doing Politics’? Gendered Abuse and Digital Platforms’ Role in Undermining Democracy
ISD finds how TikTok’s failures in moderating online gender-based violence fuels misogyny, silences women’s voices & threatens democracy.
Democratic Integrity, Misogyny, Targeted Threats, Hate and Abuse
