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Curbing harmful content: Social media for peace

Friday 12 november 2021 10:00 - 10:45
In conflict-affected contexts, harmful online content fuels tensions, triggers outbreaks of violence, and is used to undermine the legitimacy and integrity of mediation and peace processes. While the industry has taken measures, such as adopting corporate policies and community guidelines, moderation of harmful content remains a critical challenge to peace and security. The panel will discuss opportunities for engagement and cooperation between international actors, national institutions, civil society organizations, and social media platforms to prevent harmful content and promote peace and mediation efforts.
Stage E
Fighting fake news and threats to the press

Including the participation of (5)

Adam Cooper
Director of Digital Conflict

Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD)

Hilde Hardeman

Director-General, Publications Office of the European Union

Bojana Kostić
Human rights and tech researcher

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Nighat Dad

Member of the Facebook Independent Oversight Board, Executive Director, Digital Rights Foundation

Marietje Schaake
President

CyberPeace Institute

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