Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism

"Tech Against Terrorism, which also welcomed this proscription, has been tracking and reporting on Terrorgram’s content for some time and has stated that it sent alerts on this content to seven different platforms, only four of which have removed it. I understand from the explanatory notes that this order now gives the Government the power to compel platforms to take down such content. Has the Minister had any communication with Tech Against Terrorism, or has he instructed these platforms to take down this content, because it has no place on them, especially given this proscription order from today?" Words by Alison Thewliss (Glasgow Central). 

 

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The suicide pact cults luring Brits to their deaths

The suicide pact cults luring Brits to their deaths

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Study finds sites that mislead, not flat-out lie, attract record share of Facebook engagements

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