Extremist Content

April 20, 2022

CEP Impact: E-Commerce Site Spring Removes Storefront For Imprisoned Austrian Neo-Nazi Rapper

On April 11, the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) located a shop on the print-on-demand platform Spring (formerly Teespring) selling merchandise supporting and monetarily benefitting Austrian neo-Nazi rapper known as “Mr. Bond,” a.k.a. Philip Hassler...

April 19, 2022

Extremist Content Online: Wide-Ranging Extremist Content Encouraging Violence Located on Several Social Media Platforms

The Counter Extremism Project (CEP) reports weekly on the methods used by extremists to exploit the Internet and social media platforms to recruit followers and incite violence. On Telegram, a new version of a notorious antisemitic channel was found...

August 20, 2021

Tech & Terrorism: No, Tech Companies Should Not Give The Taliban A Platform Online

Following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, major tech companies are allegedly facing a dilemma about how to moderate the terror group’s online presence. At issue is whether to recognize a transfer of power to the group in the war-torn country...

April 17, 2019

European Parliament Passes Meaningful Vote on Terror Content File

The European Parliament today voted in favour of regulation preventing the dissemination of terrorist content online. CEP Executive Director David Ibsen said the regulation was "a positive start in the fight against digital radicalisation, propaganda...

March 27, 2019

Tech & Terrorism: Tech’s Self-Regulation Fails to Set Standards for Removing Extremist Content

The recent New Zealand attacks have once again made clear that the tech industry’s preferred paradigm of self-regulation has failed. Tech companies have been unable or unwilling to establish clear standards of what constitutes impermissible extremist...

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On March 25, 2017, as Bangladesh Armed Forces raided a militant hideout in South Surma Upazila, Bangladesh, militants detonated two bombs in a crowd of 500-600 onlookers. The attack, claimed by ISIS, killed four civilians and three police officers, and injured 50 others.

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March 20, 2023 - 1:47pm

Among the defendants for the 2016 bombings is Salah Abdelslam, a French citizen who was also involved in the Novemb… https://t.co/DBytmVVQCX

March 20, 2023 - 1:43pm

Wednesday is the anniversary of the March 2016 Brussels attacks, during which suicide bombers hit the Brussels’ Zav… https://t.co/meBTQ9N9hF

March 20, 2023 - 12:57pm

RT @CEPinEurope: YouTube is still broadcasting racist song videos which inspired terrorist Anders Breivik. Read the article including comme…

March 20, 2023 - 12:57pm

RT @CEPinEurope: Writing for @unherd, Strategic Advisor for @FightExtremism, @LiamSD12, argues that the attacks carried out by jihadist Moh…

March 20, 2023 - 12:57pm

Leaders of #Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (#PIJ) had called for continued “resistance.” Last year, officials… https://t.co/f3Y4mTqmp3

Extremist Content

Extremist Content

CEP Impact: E-Commerce Site Spring Removes Storefront For Imprisoned Austrian Neo-Nazi Rapper

Extremist Content Online: Wide-Ranging Extremist Content Encouraging Violence Located on Several Social Media Platforms

Tech & Terrorism: No, Tech Companies Should Not Give The Taliban A Platform Online

European Parliament Passes Meaningful Vote on Terror Content File

Tech & Terrorism: Tech’s Self-Regulation Fails to Set Standards for Removing Extremist Content

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Extremist Content

CEP Impact: E-Commerce Site Spring Removes Storefront For Imprisoned Austrian Neo-Nazi Rapper

Extremist Content Online: Wide-Ranging Extremist Content Encouraging Violence Located on Several Social Media Platforms

Tech & Terrorism: No, Tech Companies Should Not Give The Taliban A Platform Online

European Parliament Passes Meaningful Vote on Terror Content File

Tech & Terrorism: Tech’s Self-Regulation Fails to Set Standards for Removing Extremist Content

Daily Dose

CEP on Twitter

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