Sentences with phrase «of terrorist propaganda»

Facebook can shut down the dissemination of terrorist propaganda and child pornography, and how it decides to control speech can also affect elections, suppress political opposition, or amplify authoritarian governments.

Not exact matches

Although there are millions of users posting valuable content on the social network, there are also countless accounts that are spam, bots, or worse — trolls who harass others or terrorists who use the platform to spread their propaganda.

BBC Home Affairs Correspondent Dominic Casciani Tweeted this video, which cuts between the eyes of the masked terrorist shown in the ISIS propaganda and Abu Rumaysah, a British Citizen who fled to Syria after being released on bail while under investigation for allegedly encouraging terrorism.

Influenced by advisors whose white nationalists views are well known, the president has waged a propaganda war against ethnic and religious minorities, stoking fear and hate by lying about crime rates, terrorist attacks, and voter fraud and by issuing executive orders that have already hurt many thousands of people around the world, including desperate refugee families.

«Whilst there is still no evidence of further threats, you'll understand our determination is to find out if either he acted totally alone, inspired perhaps by terrorist propaganda, or if others have encouraged, supported or directed him.

«We hope that those that have been mounting propaganda on behalf of IMN, including international contractors like Amnesty International, would now accept the position stated in the document that the Nigerian Army abided by its Rules of Engagement in dealing with the terrorist organization.»

The situation was unnecessarily blown beyond proportion to give terrorists the type of propaganda they desired.

The committee said social media platforms had become the «vehicle of choice» for terrorist recruitment and propaganda.

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Office drone Sam Lowry (Jonathan Pryce) dreams of escaping his dreary life in an authoritarian police state filled with propaganda and terrorist attacks, but the never - ending stream of forms and paperwork — among other things — is keeping him down.

CHILDREN OF MEN Mon, June 5, 7:00 p.m.; Wed, June 7, 9:00 p.m. «The world has collapsed; only Britain soldiers on,» blares the TV propaganda in 2027 London, a crumbling city host to riot - squad brutality, terrorist bomb attacks and immigrant concentration camps.

Instead of quickly releasing the drone's missiles and taking out the terrorists, the fate of that one little girl, whom they can see all too clearly, becomes a sticking point as issues of ethics, propaganda, and legalities are debated among people whose world views that don't necessarily mesh with one another.

If the terrorists and the girl are killed, the West could face a propaganda defeat, as the other side would drum up rage among the inhabitants of Nairobi for the killing of this innocent.

Five men who became «intoxicated» by terrorist propaganda have had their convictions quashed after the Court of Appeal ruled there was not enough evidence to prove they meant to act on the extremist material in their possession.

We already have laws that penalize real terrorist propaganda — and at least one person is in jail because of them.

The legislation raises a plethora of issues and significantly alters the security landscape: It gives the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) powers beyond intelligence gathering (to actively target threats and derail plots); creates new offences (criminalizing «terrorist propaganda» and the «promotion of terror»); lowers the legal threshold to trigger detention to those who may carry out an offence from the existing standard of will carry out to may carry out; extends preventive detention for «suspected» terrorists from three days to seven days (inconsistent with the constitutional presumption of innocence); legally entrenches a no fly list; and grants government agencies explicit authority to share private information with domestic and foreign entities.

With the surge of illegal content online, including online terrorist propaganda and xenophobic and racist speech inciting violence and hatred, online platforms carry an increasing societal responsibility in terms of protecting users and society at large and preventing criminals from exploiting the online space.

However the executive body appears to be seeking to bundle up various types of «illegal» content into the same problem bucket — and quickly drew criticism it risks encouraging algorithmic censorship by seeking to create one set of rules to apply to copyrighted content and terrorist propaganda, for example.

For its latest reporting period, ending December 2017, Twitter says 93 % of the accounts were flagged by its internal tech tools — with 74 % of those also suspended before their first tweet, i.e. before they'd been able to spread any terrorist propaganda.

Authorities had blocked access to some channels on encrypted messaging service Telegram last year, saying it had several forums that were «full of radical and terrorist propaganda».

A series of steps taken to remove terrorist propaganda more quickly, and tamp down on the spread of fake news, have produced some encouraging results.