Hearing Day 3 – Sydney, 1 July 2026 You are here Home Hearings Hearing Day 3 – Sydney, 1 July 2026 Day 3 Date 1 July 2026 Location Sydney Hearing Hearing Block 3: Online, social media and media Exhibits Exhibit 3-090 – STAT.8999.0001.0405 _R – Statement of Andre Oboler, OHPI Exhibit 3-091 – STAT.8999.0001.0406 – Appendix A to Statement of Andre Oboler Exhibit 3-092 – STAT.8999.0001.0407_R – Appendix B to Statement of Andre Oboler Exhibit 3-093 – STAT.8999.0001.0408 – Appendix C to Statement of Andre Oboler Exhibit 3-094 – STAT.8999.0001.0409_R – Appendix D to Statement of Andre Oboler Exhibit 3-095 – STAT.8999.0001.0410_R – Appendix E to Statement of Andre Oboler Exhibit 3-096 – STAT.8999.0001.0411_R – Appendix F to Statement of Andre Oboler Exhibit 3-097 – STAT.8999.0001.0412_R – Appendix G to Statement of Andre Oboler Exhibit 3-098 – STAT.8999.0001.0413 – Appendix H to Statement of Andre Oboler Exhibit 3-099 – STAT.8999.0092.0001 – Booker reverses on weapons to Israel, vows to stop war Exhibit 3-100 – STAT.8999.0092.0002 – Jewish Population by State 2026 Exhibit 3-101 – STAT.8999.0092.0003_R – Evolving Moderation on Reddit_ Reshaping Boundaries Exhibit 3-102 – STAT.8999.0092.0004 _R – Differences between antisemitic and non-antisemitic English language tweets Exhibit 3-105 – STAT.8999.0092.0007 – Online Hate Prevention Institute submission to the Statutory Review of the Online Safety Act 2021 Exhibit 3-106 – STAT.8999.0092.0008 – More Speech and Fewer Mistakes Exhibit 3-107 – STAT.8999.0092.0009 – Countering illegal hate speech online 7th evaluation of the Code of Conduct Exhibit 3-109 – STAT.8999.0049.0014 – Progressive Intolerance - The antisemitism landscape in Australia Exhibit 3-110 – STAT.8999.0092.0012 _R – LinkedIn Systemic Risk Assessment Exhibit 3-111 – STAT.8999.0092.0013 – LinkedIn Transparency Community Report Exhibit 3-113 – STAT.8999.0092.0015_R – Social Media Statistics Australia – January 2026 Exhibit 3-114 – STAT.8999.0092.0016_R – OHPI Targeting Jews is antisemitic Exhibit 3-115 – STAT.8999.0092.0017_R – Online Antisemitism After 7 October 2023 Exhibit 3-116 – STAT.8999.0092.0018 – IHRA Working Definition Antisemitism Exhibit 3-117 – STAT.8999.0092.0019 – Update from the Policy Forum on our approach to ‘Zionist’ as a proxy for hate speech Exhibit 3-118 – STAT.8999.0092.0020 – Our continued actions to protect the TikTok community during the Israel-Hamas war Exhibit 3-119 – STAT.8999.0092.0021 – Robert S. Wistrich, Scholar of Anti-Semitism, Dies at 70 Exhibit 3-120 – STAT.8999.0092.0022 _R – A Survey on Hate Speech Detection using Natural Language Processing Exhibit 3-121 – STAT.8999.0092.0023 – Towards generalisable hate speech detection a review on obstacles and solutions Exhibit 3-122 – STAT.8999.0092.0024 _R – Deep learning for hate speech detection A comparative study Exhibit 3-123 – STAT.8999.0092.0025 – ADL and Reddit Help Moderators Confronted with Antisemitism Exhibit 3-124 – STAT.8999.0092.0026_R – Evolving Reddit’s Community Programs Exhibit 3-125 – STAT.8999.0092.0027_R – Exclusive Reddit hosting flood of antisemitism disguised as memes Exhibit 3-126 – STAT.8999.0092.0028 – Tiktok Overview Community Guidelines Exhibit 3-129 – STAT.8999.0001.0414 – Musk’s X fired 80% of engineers working on trust and safety, Australian Government says Exhibit 3-130 – STAT.8999.0092.0031 – The EU Code of conduct on countering illegal hate speech online Exhibit 3-132 – STAT.8999.0092.0033_R – For Educational Purposes Only The Loophole Being Exploited by Nazis and Extremists Online Exhibit 3-133 – STAT.8999.0092.0034 – Taking Iran’s Threats of Genocide Against Israel Seriously Exhibit 3-134 – STAT.8999.0092.0035_R – Antisemitism on Reddit Addressing Moderator Concerns Exhibit 3-135 – STAT.8999.0092.0036 – China-connected spamouflage networks spread antisemitic disinformation Exhibit 3-136 – STAT.8999.0092.0037 – The Antisemitic Discourse of a Friend of the Jewish People Why Putin's Russia Slides Again into the Trap of Antisemitism Exhibit 3-137 – STAT.8999.0092.0038 – Foreign affairs Committee Inquiry Disinformation diplomacy How malign actors are seeking to undermine democracy Exhibit 3-138 – STAT.8999.0092.0039 – Youtube - Upcoming and recent ad guideline updates Exhibit 3-139 – STAT.8999.0092.0040 – Youtube - Our ongoing work to tackle hate Exhibit 3-140 – STAT.8999.0092.0041 – Meta – Removing Holocaust Denial Content Exhibit 3-141 – STAT.8999.0092.0042 – Tiktok – Countering Hate on Tiktok Exhibit 3-142 – STAT.8999.0092.0043 – X – Abuse and Harassment Exhibit 3-143 – STAT.8999.0092.0044 – Social media feeds Holocaust denial and distortion, finds UN report Exhibit 3-144 – STAT.8999.0092.0045 – Report reveals the extent of deep cuts to safety staff and gaps in TwitterX’s measures to tackle online hate Exhibit 3-145 – STAT.8999.0092.0046_R – Antisemitism In the Algorithmic Age Propaganda, Disinformation, And Generative Ai Exhibit 3-146 – STAT.8999.0092.0047 – Conspiracy Brokers Understanding the Monetization of YouTube Conspiracy Theories Exhibit 3-147 – STAT.8999.0092.0048_R – Monetized Antisemitism on YouTube Exhibit 3-148 – STAT.8999.0092.0049_R – Instagram’s Antisemitism Economy Exhibit 3-149 – STAT.8999.0092.0050 – Systematic review YouTube recommendations and problematic content Exhibit 3-150 – STAT.8999.0092.0051 – Amplifying Antisemitism How Recommender Algorithms Serve Harmful Content to Children Exhibit 3-151 – STAT.8999.0092.0052 – How Youtube's Recommendation Algorithm Radically Transforms Young People Exhibit 3-152 – STAT.8999.0092.0053 – Facebook Concedes 'No System Is Perfect' After Missing Thousands Of Horrific Comments Exhibit 3-153 – STAT.8999.0092.0054 – Commission Investigates Grok and X's Recommender Systems Under the Digital Services Act Exhibit 3-154 – STAT.8999.0092.0055 – ASIO Annual Threat Assessment 2025 Exhibit 3-155 – STAT.8999.0092.0056 Exhibit 3-156 – STAT.8999.0092.0057 – The Council of Europe is accompanying countries in the fight against all forms of religious intolerance online Exhibit 3-157 – STAT.8999.0092.0058 – Online hate speech and hate crime Exhibit 3-158 – STAT.8999.0092.0059 – Dealing with Online Anti-Semitism Exhibit 3-159 – STAT.8999.0092.0060 – Monitoring and recording antisemitism in the EU – State of play and ways forward Exhibit 3-160 – STAT.8999.0092.0061 – Warman v. Harrison, 2006 CHRT 30 Exhibit 3-161 – STAT.8999.0092.0062 – ADL AI Index Exhibit 3-162 – STAT.8999.0092.0063 – ADL AI Index _ ADL methodology Exhibit 3-163 – STAT.8999.0092.0064_R – AI Jailbreak Exhibit 3-164 – STAT.8999.0092.0065 – Extremism Online the Automation of White Supremacy Exhibit 3-165 – EWR.5999.0001.0070_R – Report of Professor Terry Flew Exhibit 3-166 – EWR.5999.0001.0133_R – Platforms and Infrastructures in the Digital Age Exhibit 3-167 – EWR.5999.0001.0131_R – Two-Sided Network Effects A Theory of Information Product Design Exhibit 3-168 – EWR.5999.0001.0019 – Infrastructure Studies Meets Platform Studies in the Age of Google and Facebook Exhibit 3-169 – EWR.5999.0001.0020_R – How Do Platforms Matter Media Power, Platform Power and the Digital Domination of Australian Media Exhibit 3-170 – EWR.5999.0001.0076 – Digital Platforms Inquiry Final Report Exhibit 3-171 – EWR.5999.0001.0022_R – Digital Platforms and the Future of News Regulating Publisher-Platform Relations in Australia and Canada Exhibit 3-172 – EWR.5999.0001.0023 – Mapping Social Cohesion Social Connections through Troubled Times Exhibit 3-173 – EWR.5999.0001.0024 – No Worries Australian Attitudes to National Security, Risk and Resilience Exhibit 3-174 – EWR.5999.0001.0025 – 2026 Edelman Trust Barometer – Global Report – Trust Amid Insularity Exhibit 3-175 – EWR.5999.0001.0026 – Familiarity, Confidence, Trust Problems and Alternatives (p 94) Exhibit 3-176 – EWR.5999.0001.0027 – Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2025 Exhibit 3-177 – EWR.5999.0001.0028_R – Mediated Trust, the Internet, and Artificial Intelligence Exhibit 3-178 – EWR.5999.0001.0029 – Changes in Governance A Cross-Disciplinary Review Exhibit 3-179 – EWR.5999.0001.0030 – “It’s an Ongoing Bromance” Counterculture and Cyberculture in Silicon Valley—An Interview with Fred Turner Exhibit 3-180 – EWR.5999.0001.0031_R – Why Zuckerberg’s 14-Year Apology Tour Hasn’t Fixed Facebook Exhibit 3-181 – EWR.5999.0001.0032 – Essential Principles for Contemporary Media and Communications Policymaking Exhibit 3-182 – EWR.5999.0001.0033 – Regulating Them Softly Exhibit 3-183 – EWR.5999.0001.0034 – What Is Platform Governance Exhibit 3-184 – EWR.5999.0001.0035 – A Policy Playbook for Platforms Exhibit 3-185 – EWR.5999.0001.0036 – Answering Impossible Questions Content Governance in an Age of Disinformation Exhibit 3-186 – EWR.5999.0001.0037 – Children’s Online Safety Legislation and Regulations – a Backgrounder Exhibit 3-187 – EWR.5999.0001.0038 – Safety by Design Exhibit 3-188 – EWR.5999.0001.0039 – Report of the Statutory Review of the Online Safety Act 2021 Exhibit 3-189 – EWR.5999.0001.0040 – Misinformation and Digital Policy in Australia Exhibit 3-190 – EWR.5999.0001.0041 – Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation through More Effective Regulation Exhibit 3-191 – EWR.5999.0001.0042_R – Federal Government Re‑Commits to “Misinformation” Bill Censorship Exhibit 3-192 – EWR.5999.0001.0043 – The Government’s Misinformation Bill Is a Betrayal of Democracy Exhibit 3-193 – EWR.5999.0001.0044 – Greens Call on Government to Withdraw Mis and Disinformation Bill Exhibit 3-194 – EWR.5999.0001.0045 – Why Misinformation Bill Risks Freedoms It Aims to Protect Exhibit 3-195 – EWR.5999.0001.0072_R – Content Moderation in Times of War Exhibit 3-196 – EWR.5999.0001.0046 – Mis- and Disinformation Studies Are Too Big to Fail Exhibit 3-197 – EWR.5999.0001.0047_R – Facts and Myths about Misperceptions Exhibit 3-198 – EWR.5999.0001.0048_R – When Corrections Fail The Persistence of Political Misperceptions Exhibit 3-199 – EWR.5999.0001.0074 – The Future of Platform Power Quarantining Misinformation Exhibit 3-200 – EWR.5999.0001.0049 – The Architecture of the Internet Creates Risks for Democracy Exhibit 3-201 – EWR.5999.0001.0050_R – The Hostile Misinformation Effect How Ideological Congruence Drives the Assessment of Misinformation Targets Exhibit 3-202 – EWR.5999.0001.0051 – Personality and Misinformation Exhibit 3-203 – EWR.5999.0001.0052 – RMIT’s Fact Check Reinstated by Facebook Two Months after Suspension over News Corp Voice Complaints Exhibit 3-204 – EWR.5999.0001.0053_R – What Drives Conspiratorial Beliefs The Role of Informational Cues and Predispositions Exhibit 3-205 – EWR.5999.0001.0054 – Facebook’s Oversight Board & the Rule of Law The Importance of Being Earnes Exhibit 3-206 – EWR.5999.0001.0055 – Facebook’s Oversight Board Makes an Imperfect Case for Private Governance Exhibit 3-207 – EWR.5999.0001.0075_R – Artificial Intelligence (AI) Spending Worldwide from 2025 to 2027 Exhibit 3-208 – EWR.5999.0001.0056 – Is Generative AI a General-Purpose Technology Implications for Productivity and Policy Exhibit 3-209 – EWR.5999.0001.0057_R – Australia’s AI Investment on Track to Hit $1.3bn in the next Year Exhibit 3-210 – EWR.5999.0001.0058 – National AI Plan Exhibit 3-211 – EWR.5999.0001.0059_R – Scalable AI Program for the Intelligent Evolution of Networks Exhibit 3-212 – EWR.5999.0001.0060 – The Link between Changing News Use and Trust Longitudinal Analysis of 46 Countries Exhibit 3-213 – EWR.5999.0001.0061 – Digital News Report Australia 2026 Exhibit 3-214 – EWR.5999.0001.0062 – Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2026 Exhibit 3-215 – EWR.5999.0001.0063 – All Around Me Are Synthetic Faces Exhibit 3-216 – EWR.5999.0001.0064 – The Beatles Release Their Last Song “Now and Then” Exhibit 3-217 – EWR.5999.0001.0065 – Deepfakes Aren’t the Disinformation Threat They’re Made Out to Be Exhibit 3-218 – EWR.5999.0001.0066 – Generative Artificial Intelligence Threats to Information Integrity and Potential Policy Responses Exhibit 3-219 – EWR.5999.0001.0067_R – Public trust in the AI era A dialogue with Terry Flew Exhibit 3-220 – EWR.5999.0001.0068_R – Back to the Future consumer preferences for bundled news Exhibit 3-221 – EWR.5999.0001.0069_R – Between Technopolitics and Geopolitics Artificial Intelligence and Middle-Power Governance Exhibit 3-222 – EWR.5999.0001.0017_R – Report of Dr Robert John Nicholls Exhibit 3-223 – EWR.5999.0001.0136 – RJN-1 - Expert Evidence Practice Note including Annexure A Exhibit 3-224 – EWR.5999.0001.0137_R – RJN-2 - Dr Robert Nicholls curriculum vitae Exhibit 3-225 – EWR.5999.0001.0138_R – RJN-3 - Letter from Solicitor Assisting the Royal Commission Exhibit 3-226 – EWR.5999.0001.0139 – RJN-4 - Technology primer Exhibit 3-227 – EWR.5999.0001.0140 – RJN-5 - Table of acronyms used in Robert Nicholls report Exhibit 3-228 – EWR.5999.0001.0141 – RJN-6 - Section 115A of the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) Exhibit 3-229 – EWR.5999.0001.0142 – RJN-7 - Section 313 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) Exhibit 3-230 – EWR.5999.0001.0143 – RJN-8 - Proposed approach to a Social Media Services Register Exhibit 3-231 – EWR.5999.0001.0077 – Australasian Performing Right Association Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (2019) 369 ALR 529; [2019] FCA 751 Exhibit 3-232 – EWR.5999.0001.0078 – Foxtel Management Pty Ltd v TPG Internet Pty Ltd (2017) 349 ALR 154; [2017] FCA 1041 Exhibit 3-233 – EWR.5999.0001.0079 – Foxtel Management Pty Ltd v TPG Internet Pty Ltd (2019) 148 IPR 432; [2019] FCA 1450 Exhibit 3-234 – EWR.5999.0001.0080 – Foxtel Management Pty Ltd v TPG Internet Pty Ltd [2018] FCA 933 Exhibit 3-235 – EWR.5999.0001.0081 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (2016) 248 FCR 178; [2016] FCA 1503 Exhibit 3-236 – EWR.5999.0001.0082 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd [2017] FCA 965 Exhibit 3-237 – EWR.5999.0001.0083 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (2018) 358 ALR 59; [2018] FCA 582 Exhibit 3-238 – EWR.5999.0001.0084 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (2019) 144 IPR 1; [2019] FCA 885 Exhibit 3-239 – EWR.5999.0001.0085 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd [2019] FCA 1328 Exhibit 3-240 – EWR.5999.0001.0086 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (2020) 151 IPR 449; [2020] FCA 507 Exhibit 3-241 – EWR.5999.0001.0087 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (No 2) (2020) 153 IPR 317; [2020] FCA 769 Exhibit 3-242 – EWR.5999.0001.0088 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd [2020] FCA 1468 Exhibit 3-243 – EWR.5999.0001.0089 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (2021) 164 IPR 305; [2021] FCA 1588 Exhibit 3-244 – EWR.5999.0001.0090 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (2022) 166 IPR 500; [2022] FCA 134 Exhibit 3-245 – EWR.5999.0001.0091 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd [2022] FCA 1413 Exhibit 3-246 – EWR.5999.0001.0092 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd [2022] FCA 1468 Exhibit 3-247 – EWR.5999.0001.0093 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (Extension of Orders) (2023) 178 IPR 55; [2023] FCA 1167 Exhibit 3-248 – EWR.5999.0001.0094 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Ltd (2024) 178 IPR 231; [2024] FCA 246 Exhibit 3-249 – EWR.5999.0001.0095 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Ltd [2024] FCA 485 Exhibit 3-250 – EWR.5999.0001.0096 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Ltd [2024] FCA 1388 Exhibit 3-251 – EWR.5999.0001.0097 – Roadshow Films Pty Ltd v Telstra Ltd [2025] FCA 744 Exhibit 3-252 – EWR.5999.0001.0098 – Television Broadcasts Ltd v Telstra Corp Ltd (2018) 134 IPR 296; [2018] FCA 1434 Exhibit 3-253 – EWR.5999.0001.0099 – Universal City Studios LLC v Telstra Ltd [2025] FCA 1390 Exhibit 3-254 – EWR.5999.0001.0100 – Universal City Studios LLC v Telstra Ltd (No 2) [2025] FCA 1485 Exhibit 3-255 – EWR.5999.0001.0101 – Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd v TPG Internet Pty Ltd (No 2) [2026] FCA 731 Exhibit 3-256 – EWR.5999.0001.0102 – Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd v TPG Internet Pty Ltd (2017) 348 ALR 493; [2017] FCA 435 Exhibit 3-257 – EWR.5999.0001.0103 – Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency v Telstra Corp Ltd [2021] FCA 1202 Exhibit 3-258 – EWR.5999.0001.0104 – Report of the Statutory Review of the Online Safety Act 2021 Exhibit 3-259 – EWR.5999.0001.0105 – Telecommunications Amendment (Enhancing Consumer Safeguards) Bill 2025 Exhibit 3-260 – EWR.5999.0001.0106 – Digital Platform Services Inquiry Final Report - March 2025 Exhibit 3-261 – EWR.5999.0001.0107 – OHCHR and Freedom of Expression vs Incitement to Hatred The Rabat Plan of Action Exhibit 3-262 – EWR.5999.0001.0108 – An Analysis of PhotoDNA Exhibit 3-263 – EWR.5999.0001.0109 – The Redirect Method (TRM) - Migration and Home Affairs Exhibit 3-264 – EWR.5999.0001.0110_R – Countering Misinformation and Fake News Through Inoculation and Prebunking Exhibit 3-265 – EWR.5999.0001.0111 – Cambridge Game “Pre-Bunks” Coronavirus Conspiracies Exhibit 3-266 – EWR.5999.0001.0112 – Bad News in the Civics Classroom How Serious Gameplay Fosters Teenagers’ Ability to Discern Misinformation Techniques Exhibit 3-267 – EWR.5999.0001.0113 – Naming Without Shaming The Publication of Sanctions in the Dutch Financial Market Exhibit 3-268 – EWR.5999.0001.0114 – The impact of GDPR on European Name & Shame tax defaulter lists Exhibit 3-269 – EWR.5999.0001.0115 – Novel Approaches to the Regulatory Control of Financial Services Providers The Importance of Cultural Context Exhibit 3-270 – EWR.5999.0001.0116 – The Limits of Name-and-Shame in International Financial Regulation Exhibit 3-271 – EWR.5999.0001.0117 – The Systemic Importance of Banks – Name and Shame Seems to Work Exhibit 3-272 – EWR.5999.0001.0118 – Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) v Valve Corp (No 3) (2026) 337 ALR 647; [2016] FCA 196 Exhibit 3-273 – EWR.5999.0001.0119 – Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) v Valve Corporation (No 7) [2016] FCA 1553 Exhibit 3-274 – EWR.5999.0001.0120 – Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Valve Corporation (No 8) [2016] FCA 1584 Exhibit 3-275 – EWR.5999.0001.0121 – Valve Corporation v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (2017) 258 FCR 190; [2017] FCAFC 224 Exhibit 3-276 – EWR.5999.0001.0122_R – Social Media - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Exhibit 3-277 – EWR.5999.0001.0123 – Dynamic Detection of Geo-Location Obfuscation in Internet Devices US Patent No. 10,659,491 Exhibit 3-278 – EWR.5999.0001.0124 – Perre v Apand Pty Ltd (1999) 198 CLR 180; [1999] HCA 36 Exhibit 3-279 – EWR.5999.0001.0125_R – Auditing Radicalization Pathways on YouTube Exhibit 3-280 – EWR.5999.0001.0126 – Exposure to Opposing Views on Social Media Can Increase Political Polarization Exhibit 3-281 – EWR.5999.0001.0127_R – Facebook’s Ethical Failures Are Not Accidental; They Are Part of the Business Model Exhibit 3-282 – EWR.5999.0001.0128 – Regulators strengthen joint oversight of digital platforms Exhibit 3-283 – EWR.5999.0001.0129_R – Platform Regulation and “Overblocking” – The NetzDG Discourse in Germany Exhibit 3-284 – EWR.5999.0001.0130 – Lange v Australian Broadcasting Corporation (1997) 189 CLR 520 Exhibit 3-285 – EWR.5999.0001.0134 – Expert Report of Hannah Rose, Institute for Strategic Dialogue Exhibit 3-286 – EWR.5999.0001.0145_R – Cross-ideological antisemitism and the October 7th attacks Exhibit 3-287 – EWR.5999.0001.0146 – Beyond Definitions The Need for a Comprehensive Human Rights-Based UK Extremism Policy Strategy Exhibit 3-288 – EWR.5999.0001.0147 – Between violent extremism and hostile state activity Iranian targeting of the UK Exhibit 3-289 – EWR.5999.0001.0148 – Iran’s diplomats launch a meme war Exhibit 3-290 – EWR.5999.0001.0149 – Amplifying Antisemitism How Recommender Algorithms Serve Harmful Content to Children Exhibit 3-291 – EWR.5999.0001.0150 – Report on the EU strategy on combating antisemitism and fostering Jewish life shows Member States have taken action again Exhibit 3-292 – EWR.5999.0001.0151 – Joint Communication to the European Parliament and the Council - No place for hate a Europe united against hatred Exhibit 3-293 – EWR.5999.0001.0152 – Written evidence submitted by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (COM0017) Exhibit 3-294 – EWR.5999.0001.0153 – Combatting New Forms of Extremism - Oral evidence Exhibit 3-295 – EWR.5999.0001.0154_R – The Far-Left and Far-Right in Australia – Equivalent Threat Exhibit 3-296 – EWR.5999.0001.0155 – Mainstreaming Digital Human Rights A pan-European policy roadmap to combat online antisemitism Exhibit 3-297 – EWR.5999.0001.0156 – A Safe Space to Hate White Supremacist Mobilisation on Telegram Exhibit 3-298 – EWR.5999.0001.0157 – “It is a racial war” Analyzing the violent rhetoric of active club members on X Exhibit 3-299 – EWR.5999.0001.0158 – Far-Left Antisemitism Exhibit 3-300 – EWR.5999.0001.0159 – Experiences and perceptions of antisemitism - Second survey on discrimination and hate crime against Jews in the EU Exhibit 3-301 – EWR.5999.0001.0160 – Antisemitism in Contemporary Great Britain A Study of Attitudes Towards Jews and Israel Exhibit 3-302 – EWR.5999.0001.0161 – Bondi Beach The hallmarks of an Islamic State attack Exhibit 3-303 – EWR.5999.0001.0162 – The Manchester synagogue terrorist attack A snapshot of online antisemitism and extremist exploitation Exhibit 3-304 – EWR.5999.0001.0163 – Coordinating Through Chaos The State of the Islamic State Online in 2026 Exhibit 3-305 – EWR.5999.0001.0164 – Illegal, violent terrorist content relating to Hamas-Israel conflict reaches millions on X Exhibit 3-306 – EWR.5999.0001.0165_R – UK far-right extremist reactions to the Israel-Palestine conflict Exhibit 3-307 – EWR.5999.0001.0166_R – Hate united Neo-Nazi accelerationist support for Hamas Exhibit 3-308 – EWR.5999.0001.0167_R – Mis- and disinformation and conspiracy theories about the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel Exhibit 3-309 – EWR.5999.0001.0168 – Building a strategic response to antisemitism in the UK in a changing threat landscape Exhibit 3-310 – EWR.5999.0001.0169_R – Iranian state threat activities in the UK Exhibit 3-311 – EWR.5999.0001.0170 – Australia Says Iran Was Behind Antisemitic Arson Attacks on Its Soil Exhibit 3-312 – EWR.5999.0001.0171 – Press conference - Parliament House, Canberra Exhibit 3-313 – EWR.5999.0001.0172 – Islamic Movement of the Companions of the Right The ‘gig-economy’ proxy group attacking Europe Exhibit 3-314 – EWR.5999.0001.0173 – What Is Kataib Hezbollah Exhibit 3-315 – EWR.5999.0001.0174 – Danish court convicts two Swedes of terrorism for grenade attack near Israeli embassy Exhibit 3-316 – EWR.5999.0001.0175 – UK Terrorgram proscription Useful, but limited tool to combat online network Exhibit 3-317 – EWR.5999.0001.0176 – The challenge of post-organisational violent extremism and terrorism Exhibit 3-318 – EWR.5999.0001.0177 – Terror without ideology The rise of nihilistic violence Exhibit 3-319 – EWR.5999.0001.0178 – Islamogram Salafism and Alt-Right Online Subcultures Exhibit 3-320 – EWR.5999.0001.0179 – Teenage Terrorists and the Digital Ecosystem of the Islamic State Exhibit 3-321 – EWR.5999.0001.0180 – The Rise of Antisemitism Online During the Pandemic Exhibit 3-322 – EWR.5999.0001.0181 – Narratives of Hate Post-7 October Antisemitism and Anti-Muslim Hate on Social Media Exhibit 3-323 – EWR.5999.0001.0182 – Rise in antisemitism on both mainstream and fringe social media platforms following Hamas’ terrorist attack Exhibit 3-324 – EWR.5999.0001.0183_R – Capitalising on crisis Russia, China and Iran use X to exploit Israel-Hamas information chaos Exhibit 3-325 – EWR.5999.0001.0184 – Conflict Amplified Disinformation and Hate in the Israel-Hamas War Exhibit 3-326 – EWR.5999.0001.0185_R – The rise of false flag conspiracy theories in moments of crises Exhibit 3-327 – EWR.5999.0001.0186 – The impact of the war with Iran on antisemitic discourse Exhibit 3-328 – EWR.5999.0001.0187 – Online Domestic Extremism in Canada Data Briefing – December 2025 to February 2026 Exhibit 3-329 – EWR.5999.0001.0188 – Antisemitic conspiracy theories claim Israel, Mossad to blame for Kirk killing Exhibit 3-330 – EWR.5999.0001.0189 – 'Nothing Can Stop What's Coming': An analysis of the conspiracy theory discourse on 4chan's /Pol board Exhibit 3-331 – EWR.5999.0001.0190 – Antisemitism on Twitter Before and After Elon Musk’s Acquisition Exhibit 3-332 – EWR.5999.0001.0191 – Gaming and extremism Extremists evade mainstream restrictions in corners of gaming world Exhibit 3-333 – EWR.5999.0001.0192 – Understanding How Algorithmic Ranking Practices Affect Online Discourses Exhibit 3-334 – EWR.5999.0001.0193 – Algorithmic amplification of politics on Twitter Exhibit 3-335 – EWR.5999.0001.0194 – Engagement, user satisfaction, and the amplification of divisive content on social media Exhibit 3-336 – EWR.5999.0001.0195_R – From rumours to riots How online misinformation fuelled violence in the aftermath of the Southport attack Exhibit 3-337 – EWR.5999.0001.0196 – Evidencing a rise in anti-Muslim and anti-migrant online hate following the Southport attack Exhibit 3-338 – EWR.5999.0001.0197 – The Fragility of Freedom Online Holocaust Denial and Distortion Exhibit 3-339 – EWR.5999.0001.0198 – NazTok An organized neo-Nazi TikTok network is getting millions of views Exhibit 3-340 – EWR.5999.0001.0199 – Content glorifying Hitler surges online amid growing historical revisionism Exhibit 3-341 – EWR.5999.0001.0200 – Responses to transparency notices Online hate Exhibit 3-342 – EWR.5999.0001.0201 – Responses to transparency notices Terrorist and violent extremist material and activity Exhibit 3-343 – EWR.5999.0001.0202 – Online content moderation - Current challenges in detecting hate speech Exhibit 3-344 – EWR.5999.0001.0203 – Snap DSA Report Risk Assessment Results and Mitigations Exhibit 3-345 – EWR.5999.0001.0204 – TikTok DSA Risk Assessment Report 2025 Exhibit 3-346 – EWR.5999.0001.0205 – Regulation (EU) 20222065 Digital Services Act (DSA) Systemic Risk Assessment and Mitigation Report for Facebook Exhibit 3-347 – EWR.5999.0001.0206 – Report Setting Out the Results of X Internet Unlimited Company Risk Assessment Pursuant to Article 34 EU Digital Services Exhibit 3-348 – EWR.5999.0001.0207 – Regulation (EU) 20222065 Digital Services Act (DSA) Systemic Risk Assessment and Mitigation Report for Instagram Exhibit 3-349 – EWR.5999.0001.0208 – Musk’s X is ‘go-to platform’ for antisemitism, study finds Exhibit 3-350 – EWR.5999.0001.0209 – Commission opens formal proceedings against X under the Digital Services Act Exhibit 3-351 – EWR.5999.0001.0210_R – Investigation Five-year overview of the online and offline anti-LGBTQ+ landscape Exhibit 3-352 – EWR.5999.0001.0211_R – How Commercial Content Moderation APIs Over- and Under-Moderate Group-Targeted Hate Speech Exhibit 3-353 – EWR.5999.0001.0212 – European Rights & Risks DTSP & GNI Stakeholder Engagement Forum Summary Exhibit 3-354 – EWR.5999.0001.0213 – Oversight Board Holocaust Denial Exhibit 3-355 – EWR.5999.0001.0214 – Oversight Board Overturns Meta's Original Decision in Holocaust Denial Case Exhibit 3-356 – EWR.5999.0001.0215 – Oversight Board Responding to antisemitism Exhibit 3-357 – EWR.5999.0001.0216_R – Whistleblower Facebook is misleading the public on progress against hate speech, violence, misinformation Exhibit 3-358 – EWR.5999.0001.0217_R – Facebook denies weak performance on hateful content Exhibit 3-359 – EWR.5999.0001.0218_R – The 5 Most Important Revelations From the 'Facebook Papers' Exhibit 3-360 – EWR.5999.0001.0219 – The Use of Social Media by United States Extremists Exhibit 3-361 – EWR.5999.0001.0220 – EU Digital Services Act Exhibit 3-362 – EWR.5999.0001.0221 – Counting without accountability An analysis of the DSA’s transparency reports Exhibit 3-363 – EWR.5999.0001.0222 – Overview of the latest transparency reports under the DSA Exhibit 3-364 – EWR.5999.0001.0223 – Commission preliminarily finds TikTok and Meta in breach of their transparency obligations under the Digital Services Act Exhibit 3-365 – EWR.5999.0001.0224_R – New School Speech Regulation as a Regulatory Strategy Against Hate Speech on Social Media The Case of Germany’s NetzDG Exhibit 3-366 – EWR.5999.0001.0225 – The need for greater transparency in the moderation of borderline terrorist and violent extremist content Exhibit 3-367 – EWR.5999.0001.0226 – Overview of the Latest Developments on the DSA November 2024-January 2025 Exhibit 3-368 – EWR.5999.0001.0227 – Bridging Policy and Research under the DSA A Structured Research Agenda for Identifying Systemic Risks Exhibit 3-369 – EWR.5999.0001.0228 – EU Fines X €120 Million in First DSA Non-Compliance Decision Exhibit 3-370 – EWR.5999.0001.0229_R – Just One More Video… Down the (Legal) Rabbit Hole of TikTok’s Addictive Design Exhibit 3-371 – EWR.5999.0001.0230 – Tangled Web The Interconnected Online Landscape of Hate Speech, Extremism, Terrorism and Harmful Conspiracy Movements in the UK Exhibit 3-372 – EWR.5999.0001.0231 – Assessing and Mitigating Conflict-Related Online Risks Exhibit 3-373 – EWR.5999.0001.0232 – Regulating Beyond the Christchurch Call Exhibit 3-374 – EWR.5999.0001.0239 – Amplifying Antisemitism How recommender algorithms serve harmful content to children Exhibit 3-375 – EWR.5999.0001.0240_R – A Home for Hate How Antisemitism is reaching millions on X
