New report by @csohate.bsky.social
Manufacturing the Muslim Threat: Inside the GOP’s anti-Muslim social media and legislative campaign
www.csohate.org/2026/04/21/m...
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CSOH today released "Manufacturing the Muslim Threat," a new report that documents a sustained and coordinated campaign of anti-Muslim bigotry by Republican elected officials spanning social media, legislation, and formal congressional infrastructure.
www.csohate.org/2026/04/21/m...
The real question is how these rulings will be borrowed, repurposed, and enforced beyond the US.
Read more: www.csohate.org/2026/04/15/u...
#facebook #instagram #meta #youtube
Last month, US courts held Meta and Alphabet accountable for platform harms — $375M against Meta in New Mexico for concealing child exploitation risks, and $6M against Meta and YouTube in Los Angeles for addictive design that harmed a minor’s mental health.
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@runnymedetrust.bsky.social @heidibeirich.bsky.social @evianeleidig.com
Join CSOH on April 29 for a panel discussion exploring how remigration agenda is being interpreted & adapted across Europe, UK, and US. Regional experts will examine this growing transnational narrative & its implications for democratic governance, civil rights, and future of immigration policy.
Why Islamophobia is bad for all of us, including for democracy and national security.
Petra Alsoofy, Senior Outreach & Partnerships Manager at @theispu.bsky.social breaks it down.
▶️ Watch her full remarks: youtu.be/SZE2b5NnO8U
#us #iran #israel #iranwar
American Muslim Bar Association Board Member Mohammad Ali Naquvi unpacks how anti-Shia and broader anti-Muslim bigotry is intensifying amid the ongoing war and what it looks like on the ground right now.
Watch his full remarks here: youtu.be/SZE2b5NnO8U
#us #iran #israel #iranwar
This Tuesday, join us for an important panel discussion examining the intersection of war, political rhetoric, discriminatory social media policies, and the real-world consequences for Muslim communities in the United States and abroad.
Register here: csohate.org/event/iran-w...
In this interview, Activate Rights co-founder Shoeb Abdullah explains how industrial-scale disinformation shaped Bangladesh's post-uprising crisis, endangered minorities, overwhelmed civil society, and exposed the failure of platforms to respond.
Interview: www.csohate.org/2026/03/19/b...
On Tuesday, March 31, join us for a panel discussion examining the intersection of war, political rhetoric, discriminatory social media policies, and the real-world consequences for Muslim communities in the United States and abroad.
Register here: www.csohate.org/event/iran-w...
Drawing on Dr. Kendi’s newest book, Chain of Ideas: The Origins of Our Authoritarian Age, the discussion will uncover the theory’s roots and explore how to confront it.
📅 Saturday, March 21
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The event will feature a conversation between Dr. Kendi, CSOH Executive Director Raqib Naik and leaders of global human rights organizations examining how Great Replacement Theory has moved from the margins to become one of the most dominant and dangerous political forces of our time.
On the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, join us for powerful conversations between human rights leaders and Dr. @ibramxk.bsky.social, one of the world’s foremost historians and leading antiracist scholars.
Register: www.csohate.org/event/chain-...
On the International Day to Combat Islamophobia, we join her call for platforms to act and be held accountable.
Amira Elghawaby, Canada’s Former Special Representative on Combating Islamophobia, joins CSOH in highlighting how social media platforms are putting Muslims in harm’s way by allowing harmful content that dehumanizes and incites violence to spread unchecked.
Following the US-Israel war on Iran, dehumanization and incitement targeting Muslim Americans across social media platforms has surged.
Our latest data brief documents what’s happening and what must be done. For platforms, policymakers, and civil society, this is a call to act.
White supremacist content is increasingly shaping extremist ecosystems far beyond West.
CSOH’s Pravin Prakash spoke to Reuters about how disillusioned teens across Southeast Asia are being drawn into a nihilistic worldview through white supremacist content online.
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The US-Israel war on Iran has triggered an explosion of hate, dehumanization, and incitement targeting Muslim Americans.
Our latest data brief documents the scale of anti-Muslim hate and incitement, the patterns, and the platforms’ failure to act.
More: www.csohate.org/2026/03/09/u...
“This narrative aligns with the pro-monarchy position of Nepal’s Rastriya Praja Party and stands in contrast to domestic demands for strengthening democratic institutions,” Nilafdeen told AFP.
“We are also seeing ideological pushes. After the Gen Z-led revolution in 2025, online narratives amplified by Hindu far-right supporters in India promoted the restoration of monarchy in Nepal.”
CSOH Researcher Ammaarah Nilafdeen spoke with the AFP News Agency and said that “cross-border disinformation remains a top concern that could undermine the integrity of the election process.”
Slick AI-generated disinformation has inundated Nepal’s election campaign ahead of Thursday’s vote, the first national polls since deadly protests, sparked by a brief social media ban, that culminated in the government’s overthrow.
More: www.france24.com/en/live-news...
Earlier this week in Brussels, @evianeleidig.com spoke on a panel at the one day symposium “Where We Stand: Gender, Language, & the Politics of Hate.” The panel examined how extremist narratives about gender are increasingly normalized in everyday discourse, driven & amplified by online algorithms.
Generative AI tools are scaling image-based sexual abuse, transforming gendered violence into a high-speed, high-volume digital economy. Platform incentives, algorithmic amplification & regulatory gaps are enabling proliferation of this harm.
@hijakamran.bsky.social
www.csohate.org/2026/02/23/a...
Looking forward to speaking at the Where We Stand: Gender, Language and the Politics of Hate event in Brussels @mediadiversity.bsky.social
I’ll be joining @archibaldgustin.bsky.social to discuss the mainstreaming of anti-gender & far-right misogyny
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A three-column table analysing extremist signalling in podcast content. The first column lists rhetorical techniques, the second describes specific podcast content examples, and the third maps each technique to white supremacist, violent extremist, or far-right signalling as identified by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) and the Southern Poverty Law Centre (SPLC). Techniques documented include overt adoption of Great Replacement Theory terminology, demographic replacement framing, selective use of mainstream research, birth rate anxiety, remigration advocacy, denaturalisation and deportation arguments, anti-Muslim dog-whistling, racialised language in political argument, ethno-nationalist citizenship frameworks, and strategic use of indigenous rights. Podcast content examples reference named individuals including De Boer, McGimpsey, and Rupert Lowe. The third column cross-references each technique with ISD and SPLC definitions of extremist ideology, including references to the Eurabia narrative, ethnic cleansing through remigration, and ethno-nationalist conceptions of citizenship.
The podcast featured sustained pattern of ideological promotion drawing on techniques captured in SPLC research, & aligned with what the ISD flags as core architecture of Great Replacement thinking, incl. in 'remigration' narrative. Read @csohate.bsky.social's report www.csohate.org/2026/01/20/r...
India's AI Impact Summit is framed around “democratizing AI.” But as India expands AI-driven surveillance, predictive policing, and welfare automation, minorities and marginalized communities are bearing the costs, writes Tavishi.
Anti-South Asian racism shows no signs of abating.
A new report by The New York Times, which also features our research, takes a deeper look at what’s driving this surge in anti–South Asian bigotry.
More: www.nytimes.com/2026/02/16/u...