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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 Jugenschutz.NET and Magenta Foundation, Complaints Bureau for Discrimination on the Internet.

New Chair International Network Against Cyber Hate appointed

April 04, 2009

Amsterdam, April 2, 2009 - In a unanimous decision last Thursday in Paris, Philippe Schmidt (46), long time human rights advocate, lawyer and cyber hate expert, was voted chairman of the board of the 17-country strong International Network Against Cyber H

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BT shuts down ‘anti-Semitic’ Catholic website (uk)

March 15, 2009

15/3/2009- BT has banned a religious website critical of extremist Jews that it has hosted for four years following a campaign from a group of MPs claimed it was anti-Semitic. It is understood to be the first time that a website in Britain has been shut d

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Aboriginal leaders accuse CBC of allowing website readers to promote racism (Canada)

February 13, 2009

The CBC has failed to police its website and has given racists a forum to spew hatred, Manitoba aboriginal leaders charged Wednesday.

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Bloggers Fear Draft Internet Bill (Kyrgyzstan)

February 13, 2009

Parliamentarians in Kyrgyzstan are proposing legislation to restrict Internet freedom, media watchdogs say.

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Schools allowed to punish cyberbullying (Czech Rep.)

December 29, 2008

Czech headmasters will be able to punish pupils for cyberbullying as of January under a new Education Ministry's regulation, Klara Laurencikova, from the ministry, told Nova television Saturday.

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'Madoff scam spurs online anti-Semitism'

December 21, 2008

In the wake of what police believe to be a $50 billion Ponzi scheme engineered by Wall Street insider Bernard Madoff, a flood of anti-Semitic comments have deluged the Internet

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Call to overhaul cyber-racism laws(Australia)

December 15, 2008

Urgent action is necessary to combat widespread racial vilification on social networking sites such as Facebook. The call comes from the Race Discrimination Commissioner, Tom Calma, who said there was insufficient monitoring of cyber-racism and the law di

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Apple Pulls Neo-Nazi Albums From German iTunes Store

December 14, 2008

Apple has recently pulled two albums of neo-Nazi sentiment from its German installation of iTunes after being informed by technology publication Computerbild of the offensive content.

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Nintendo Apologises for Racist Comment in Animal Crossing Wii

December 14, 2008

A surprising turn of events recently cropped up whilst Nintendo was in the midst of promoting Animal Crossing for Wii in the US. Now an official statement has been released regarding it.

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And the sun kept on shining over Auschwitz

November 24, 2008

The first dissemination of antisemitism comes to us from the Alexandrian Apion, a Greek-Egyptian philosopher and writer. When the great library of Alexandria burned down, Apion’s Egyptian History burned with it...

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