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    Network activities

    Conference 10 YEARS OF INACH - Encountering Hate Online - Ways to promote a better Internet

    International Conference on the occasion of the 1 0th anniversary of the International Network Against Cyber Hate

    The conference, which took place on September 24, 2012 in Berlin was a resounding success, with speeches by German State secretary Dr. Christoph Bergner, Dr. Ralf-Rene Weingärtner, Director for Human Rights and Anti-discrimination at the Council of Europe and many other interesting and useful contributions from panelists and speakers, focusing on the way forward and new methods to engage online hate. The President of the German State, Mr. Joachim Gauck, send a letter congratulating INACH on its 10th anniversary, stressing the importance of our work and the work on countering Cyber Hate in general. During the conference the anniversary booklet '10 years of INACH' was presented, as was the Internet Common Valuse Charter drafted by INACH. Video and photos of the conference can be found below.

    Conference photo-impression

    Photos of the conference

    Conference Videos

    Press:

    INACH Booklet - 10 years of INACH

    10 years INACH - booklet














    The INACH secretariat, hosted by Magenta Foundation, likes to thank l'Association Verbe et Lumiere-Vigilance for supporting our work.

    The object of INACH, the International Network Against Cyberhate is to combat discrimination on the Internet. INACH is a foundation under Dutch Law and is seated in Amsterdam. INACH was founded on October 4, 2002 by Jugendschutz.net and Magenta Foundation, Complaints Bureau for Discrimination on the Internet.