Expanding Counterspeech Initiatives Into Pakistan and the UK
When someone in Pakistan or the UK searches on Facebook for content related to organized hate or violent extremism, they will now be redirected to resources and support.
Counterterrorism
An Update on Combating Hate and Dangerous Organizations
Sharing new enforcement metrics and details on the tactics we’ve developed to disrupt hate and dangerous organizations on our apps.
An Update on Our Efforts to Combat Terrorism Online
This year, we faced new threats in how terrorists and violent extremists seek to exploit digital platforms, but we made significant progress in our work to combat and prevent them.
Next Steps for the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism
Members of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism are meeting with government leaders at the United Nations General Assembly to share progress on the steps taken to implement the Christchurch Call to Action.
Facebook Joins Other Tech Companies to Support the Christchurch Call to Action
Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, Google and Amazon signed on to the Christchurch Call to Action to curb terrorism and extremist content online.
What Are We Doing to Stay Ahead of Terrorists?
We recognize our responsibility to counter the threat of terrorism and we remain committed to it.
How Effective Is Technology in Keeping Terrorists off Facebook?
At Facebook, we recognize the importance of keeping people safe, and we use technology and our counterterrorism team to do it.
Update on the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism
At last year’s EU Internet Forum, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube declared our joint determination to curb the spread of terrorist content online.
Are We Winning the War On Terrorism Online?
It is still early, but the results are promising, and we’re hopeful AI will become a more important tool in the arsenal of protection and safety on the internet and on Facebook.
Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism to Hold First Meeting in San Francisco
Formed last month by Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube, the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism formalizes and structures how our companies work together to curtail the spread of terrorism and violent extremism.