INACH - International Network Against CyberHate

News Headlines

HACKERS REPLACE BUCHENWALD BOOK OF THE DEAD WITH NEO-NAZI SLOGANS (Germany)

REPORTS OF ANTI-SEMITISM INCH UP IN BAY STATE (usa)

THE GOP'S FACEBOOK ANTI-SEMITES (usa, blog)

FACEBOOK FACES THE THREAT OF PERMANENT BAN IN PAKISTAN

FACEBOOK CONTAINING SACRILEGIOUS MATERIAL STILL ACCESSIBLE IN PAKISTAN

ANTI-SEMITISM VS. FACEBOOK

SERBIA’S LITTLE BIG ACTIVIST

CANADIAN CHARGED WITH HATE CRIMES

Network activities

Tackling Cyber Hate on the Internet - IIAE Keynote speeches
by Suzette Bronkhorst and Ronald Eissens

15/12/2009 - INACH delivers keynote speeches at the Tackling Cyber Hate on the Internet seminar organised by the The Institute of International and European Affairs, Dublin.
30/11/2009 - INACH speaks at the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Conference 'Is Europe on the "right" path? - Right-wing Extremism in Europe', Berlin.
09/11/2009 - Annual INACH Conference 2009 in Amsterdam (Program)
08/11/2009 - INACH Report 2009 published
05/10/2009 - Recommendations to the OSCE participating states concerning hate crimes, undersigned by INACH
21/08/2009 - INACH Workshop Successful ways to combat hate on the Net, Mainz, Germany.
29/07/2009 - PRESS RELEASE: First positive meeting between INACH, LICRA and FACEBOOK
22/07/2009 - INACH & LICRA letter to Facebook about Holocaust Denial
29/06/2009 - The Regional Centre for Minorities, Belgrade, Serbia, joins the INACH network
02/04/2009 - New chair INACH appointed

INACH conference 2009

09/11/2009 - Pannelists during the 2009 annual conference in Amsterdam discussing Human Rights versus blasphemy & religious defamation.

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.