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26 progressive-leftist NGOs and advocacy organizations have added their names to an open letter calling on advertisers to boycott Twitter if Elon Musk, who will be the platform's new owner after the potentially months-long process of purchasing the company is complete, succeeds in his ambition of restoring its founding commitment to free speech.
SAN FRANCISCO—Whether in Ukraine or in other crisis zones around the globe, social media platforms have a duty to ensure that people have access to the free flow of life-saving information, according to a statement issued today by 31 international human rights and civil liberties organizations,...
In collaboration with the Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany to the United Nations and Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, the World Jewish Congress is organizing a virtual event entitled “Trends in Financing Far-Right Violent Extremism” on 28 June. The event will explore the confluence of the coronavirus pandemic and the financing of far-right violent extremism, in particular discussing the influence of new technologies and online capabilities such as the improper use of cryptocurrency, the selling of hate merchandise and the use of social media f...
By Ryan Shepard Feb 25, 2021 A recently released Pentagon report has highlighted how extremism has begun infiltrating the military. Most notably, the report outlines an instance in which a national guardsman was a part of a dangerous neo-Nazi group. In another instance, a Florida national guardsman "bragged about sharing his white supremacist views while in the military." The guardsman also co-founded a neo-Nazi group called the Atomwaffen Division. When asked in a chatroom about his ideologies may impact his work, he was open about how he's handled it. "I was 100% open about everything wit...
New York Times Carries Full-Page Ad in Solidarity with Indian Farmers February 17, 2021 As many as 75 Organizations placed a one-page advertisement in the prominent international daily the ‘New York Times (NYT)’ on February 16, 2021 to stand in solidarity with the Indian farmers as they continue their protest for their livelihoods. The Justice for Migrant Women organized a letter placed as an advertisement in the New York Times on February 16 with the signatories of 75 Civil Rights, Legal, and Community Organizations speaking out both in support of the farmers and against the Indian gover...