US joins call to action two years after Trump administration declined due to free speech concerns The United States will join an international bid to stamp out violent extremism online, the White House has said, two years after the Trump administration declined to do so. The Biden administration spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Washington "will join the Christchurch Call to Action" in "a global pledge by member governments and technology partners to work together to address terrorist and violent extre...
'Christchurch Call': Biden backs New Zealand stand against online extremism
The Guardian - 8 May 2021 03:51
US joins call to action two years after Trump administration declined due to free speech concerns The United States will join an international bid to stamp out violent extremism online, the White House has said, two years after the Trump administration declined to do so. The Biden administration spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Washington "will join the Christchurch Call to Action" in "a global pledge by member governments and technology partners to work together to address terrorist and violent extre...
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