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Read TIME’s exclusive coverage of our latest report, featuring interviews with our Executive Director Raqib Hameed Naik and Director of Research Kayla Bassett.

The latest report from Center for the Study of Organized Hate (CSOH) analyzes online hate before and after NYC’s mayoral primary, showing how discourse surrounding Mamdani & Muslims was shaped by overlapping narratives of Islamophobia, ideological fear-mongering, & xenophobic attacks. buff.ly/EY6ElRR

“She [Kajal Shingala] is one of the most prolific Hindu far-right orators,” CSOH ED Raqib Hameed Naik told New York Focus. “She has been at the forefront of promoting anti-Muslim, anti-Christian hate, bigotry, and speeches that incite violence.”

Niklas Eder, Co-founder and COO of User Rights, explains how the out-of-court dispute settlement provisions under the EU Digital Services Act (DSA) could be used to address harmful or illegal online content and hold platforms accountable. Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=RyzM1f…

Amid surveillance, censorship and shrinking space, Tamils use digital platforms to preserve history, resist erasure, and reclaim identity in post-war Sri Lanka. csohate.org/2025/07/14/tam… #tamils #srilanka #surveillance #censorship

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Last week, CSOH participated in the 28th International Political Science Association (IPSA) World Congress in Seoul, South Korea. Our Head of Strategic Initiatives, Pravin Prakash, spoke at the session “Artificial Intelligence and Democratic Societies: Perils and

The global far-right shares a common ideological structure that cuts across borders. In this explainer, CSOH’s Talulah Ratcliffe breaks down the core ideological pillars driving far-right movements around the world. Read more: csohate.org/2025/06/12/map… #FarRight #Extremism

“Explicit Islamophobic language was the most prominent theme of online hate toward Mamdani,” a study by Center for the Study of Organized Hate (CSOH) finds. “Muslims were portrayed as threats to national security, incompatible with democracy, or as agents of an imagined foreign agenda.” buff.ly/N7yqno4

We’re pleased to partner with The Bridge Initiative at Georgetown University to co-organize the virtual event on "Digital Hate & Democracy: Unpacking Islamophobia in the Wake of Mamdani’s Rise." Join us for a timely conversation with Dr. Maha Hilal, Dr. Saher Selod of Institute for Social Policy and Understanding, Mobashra of

The brutal killing of Bano Bibi in Balochistan has drawn national outrage, but it’s only one example of a much deeper crisis. Niala Mohammad examines how tribal authority, state silence & social media glorification fuel gender-based violence in Pakistan. csohate.org/2025/07/24/gen…