Christchurch Call
Declassified Biden-Era Domestic Terror Strategy Reveals Broad Surveillance, Tech Partnerships, and Global Speech Regulation Agenda
The real battlefield isn’t the street; it’s your screen, your feed, and your inbox.
Jacinda Ardern appointed to new role targeting “online extremism”
The former Prime Minister has a new role, calling for online regulation.
Jacinda Ardern is tipped for top internet censorship role
New Zealand’s new PM expects Ardern to be involved with combating online “misinformation” and “extremism.”
French President Emmanuel Macron calls for online age verification to protect minors
Pushing forward with a campaign promise amidst privacy concerns.
The US will join the Christchurch Call to eliminate “extremist” content online
The ideas was previously rejected by the Trump administration on free speech grounds.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to meet with Google and Facebook to crack down on violent content
Ardern highlighted the fact that tech and social media companies never worked with their competitors and that they must do so to prevent online terrorism.
US refuses to sign France’s G7 online “hate speech” pledge
US social media companies had already delayed signing the pledge on Friday.
US social media companies delay signing France “hate speech” pledge
A senior Trump administration said some of the social media companies felt “bullied by France to join.”
Facebook, Twitter, and Google to be grilled on “terror” content by House Homeland Security Committee
Congress thinks tech companies need to be doing more to tackle terrorism.
Facebook starts funding university research projects to “counter hate speech”
Facebook is now turning to academia to get make the subjective term “hate speech” more credible.
New Zealand could be kicked out of the Five Eyes after it’s revealed Jacinda Ardern’s party receives funding from China’s Communists
Jacinda Ardern’s party says accepting donations from China is “completely legal”.
Canada launches its highly controversial digital charter
Canada is no place for freedom of expression.