About us
HateAid is a non-profit organisation that promotes human rights in digital space and stands up against digital violence and its consequences at both social and political levels.
HateAid strengthens democracy in digital space.
We’re here to make the digital world a positive place for everyone. Regardless of gender, origin, religious belief and much more. To this end, we aim first and foremost at strengthening democratic values by providing direct counselling and legal support in cases of digital violence, by raising awareness of problems in politics and society and by providing specific solutions for a better coexistence.
All of this with one goal in mind: an internet that allows freedom of speech and participation.
Press
Here you will find the latest HateAid press releases around our work, current initiatives and findings.
Online magazine
Here you will find current articles, interviews and analyses from the field of digital violence.
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Small changes – big effect: how hate on the internet can be reduced
Safety by design protects users of social platforms. This is shown by a comparison of Mastodon and Twitter. But Fediverse can also be better.
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Image-based sexual abuse: Interview with Inês Marinho
In this interview, Inês Marinho of Não Partilhes talks about her experiences with image-based violence and how the situation can be improved for those affected.
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Transparency reports: How social media platforms fail on users’ rights
Social media platforms published their transparency reports. We checked the numbers of complaints, content removal rates and objections from German users.