Understanding and Combating Organized Hate

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The Center for the Study of Organized Hate (CSOH) advances research and informs policies that combat hate, violence, extremism, radicalization and online harms.

Our research, strategic partnerships, policy engagement, and work with communities are guided by a vision of a more inclusive and resilient society free from all forms of hate and extremism.

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Analysis

Dive into our latest analysis on pressing issues and emerging trends related to organized hate, violence, extremism and online harms.

Expert Insights

Explore in-depth interviews with experts on organized hate, violence, extremism and online harms.

Events

Stay engaged with our upcoming events that explore critical issues related to organized hate and online harms.

Friday, October 30, 2026
17:00-19:00 (JST)
7th floor, Building 19, Waseda University 1-21-1 Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
9 AM EDT / 6 AM PDT / 2 PM BST
Online
Wednesday, 5 August 2026
2 PM WIB / 3 PM SGT/MYT/PHST
Online

In News

The New York Times: In Delhi and New York, Hindu Right Wing Lines Up Against Mamdani
TIME: Islamophobia Surges Online After Zohran Mamdani’s Win
The Guardian: How social media lies fuelled a rush to war between India and Pakistan
ABC News: Misinformation war rages online amid India-Pakistan tensions
CNN: World’s most populous nation saw a ‘staggering’ rise in hate speech last year, report says
BBC: India sees huge spike in hate speech in 2024, says report
Reuters: Anti-minority hate speech in India rose by 74% in 2024, research group says
The Independent: Hate speech against religious minorities in India soared by 75% in 2024
Washington Post: The MAGA “civil war” over H-1B visas amplified anti-minority hate speech on X, a study finds.
PBS: For far-right groups in India, Instagram has become a place to promote violence, report shows
WIRED: ‘Cow Vigilantes’ in India Are Attacking Muslims and Posting It on Instagram
TIME: How India’s Newly Empowered Opposition Can Stand Up for Rohingya