GIFCTFirst GIFCT statement on the shooting in Halle, Germany on October 9, 2019:
Read more“Following the tragic shooting in Halle, Germany today, the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) has activated a Content…
GIFCTNext Steps for GIFCT
Read moreToday, members of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) are meeting with government leaders, led by New Zealand…
GIFCTJuly 24 GIFCT Updates
Read moreIn summer 2017, Facebook, YouTube, Microsoft and Twitter came together to form the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT).…
GIFCTActions to Address the Abuse of Technology to Spread Terrorist and Violent Extremist Content
Read moreToday, the G7 government and tech industry leaders met in Paris to discuss how to curb the spread of terrorism…
GIFCTLaunching an updated version of Jihadology to limit terrorist exploitation of the site
Read moreToday the academic website Jihadology.net has been re-launched and updated so that particularly sensitive terrorist-related content is only accessible by…
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Industry Cooperation
Read moreMembers of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) coordinate regularly on terrorism and have been in close contact…
GIFCTTo Stop Terror Content Online, Tech Needs to Work Together
Read moreWherever we live, whatever our background, we’ve all seen the pain caused by senseless acts of terrorism. Just last week,…
GIFCTGlobal Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism: an update on our efforts to use technology, support smaller companies and fund research to fight terrorism online
Read moreLast year, we—YouTube, Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter—formed the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT). Since then, we’ve worked collaboratively…
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