Wiesenthal Centre Slams Iranian Vice President as “Little Hitler”
PARIS - Mohsen Rezaee, one of the suspects behind the Buenos Aires AMIA Jewish Centre bombing, as Commander inChief of the Revolutionary Guard is...
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TikTok is one of the fastest growing social media platforms, with a young demographic that reaches one billion active users monthly. This latest Simon Wiesenthal Center report highlightshow hateful and extremist material is proliferated and how TikTok’s algorithm pushes users towards more extremist content. While growing at a much faster pace than Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, TikTok grapples with the same challenges of dealing with the exploitation of their platform by extremists andnefarious actors. These users promote hateful and harmful content while evading the safety parameters put in place to stop the spread of bigotry, anti-Semitism and hate. After monitoring TikTok for an extensive period of time, Simon Wiesenthal Center researchers conclude with three critical recommendations on what needs to be done to mitigate this growingproblem at TikTok while at the same time, continuing to advocate for educational programs for young people to build media literacy and resilience as a long-term strategy. |