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Online misogyny, made easy by social media platforms’ functionality, has offline impacts in normalizing gender-based violence and harassment.
CCDH's new research shows that YouTube enables and profits from content that features Andrew Tate's extreme misogyny, even though his account has been banned from the platform.
CCDH's new research shows that the largest incel forum responded to Netflix's 'Adolescence' with renewed misogynist hate, racism and antisemitic conspiracies, reinforcing the show’s important call to action on tackling online misogyny.
CCDH’s in-depth analysis of Meta’s recently announced policy changes shows that the company could stop 97% of its content enforcement in key policy areas, notably hate speech.
2025 was still dawning when Mark Zuckerberg announced that he was making significant changes to Meta’s policies, endangering user safety across platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. Putting his pocket ahead of users, the billionaire […]
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