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Events – From hate speech to terrorism, regulation to misinformation, social media's impact on democracy will take centre stage at a University of Otago conference this month - Vimarsana News

Events – From hate speech to terrorism, regulation to misinformation, social media's impact on democracy will take centre stage at a University of Otago conference this month

Source: University of Otago Complex yet critical discussions to be had at conference – Wednesday, 10 March 2021 – A conference organised by the the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies will focus on social media. From hate speech to terrorism, regulation to misinformation, social media’s impact on democracy will take centre stage at a University of Otago conference this month. New Ec(h)o Systems: Democracy in the Age of Social Media, organised by the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, will feature some of the world’s leading voices involved in ...

Community Scoop » New Bill To Counter Violent Extremism Online Heads To Select Committee - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » New Bill To Counter Violent Extremism Online Heads To Select Committee

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'Overly invasive regime': Government faces opposition on bill to make live-streaming objectionable material illegal - Vimarsana News

'Overly invasive regime': Government faces opposition on bill to make live-streaming objectionable material illegal

'Overly invasive regime': Government faces opposition on bill to make live-streaming objectionable material illegal 11 Feb, 2021 02:10 AM 4 minutes to read National MP Simon Bridges says he's worried about the impact of the bill on free speech. Photo / NZH Political reporter, NZ Herald@AmeliaJWade The Government wants to make live-streaming objectionable material a crime and punishable by up to 14 years in prison or a fine up to $200,000. And platforms that don't comply with take-down orders could also be stung with a $200,000 fine. But the bill has been opposed by National, Act, Te Paati Mā...

New Bill To Counter Violent Extremism Online Heads To Select Committee - Vimarsana News

New Bill To Counter Violent Extremism Online Heads To Select Committee

“New Zealanders can now have their say on a new Bill to make livestreaming objectionable content a criminal offence and better protect all of us from inadvertently viewing harmful online content,” says Minister for Internal Affairs, Jan Tinetti.

Community Scoop » Royal Commission Into New Zealand Terror Attack Whitewashes Government Agencies - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Royal Commission Into New Zealand Terror Attack Whitewashes Government Agencies

Article – Socialist Equality Group Tom Peters On Tuesday, New Zealands Labour Party government released a 792-page report from the royal commission of inquiry into the March 15, 2019 Christchurch terror attack. Fifty-one people, including young children, were killed and dozens … Tom Peters On Tuesday, New Zealand’s Labour Party government released a 792-page report from the royal commission of inquiry into the March 15, 2019 Christchurch terror attack. Fifty-one people, including young children, were killed and dozens injured in mass shootings at two mosques by fascist terrorist Brento...