Nations join global push against violent extremism online

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern (AP)
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern (AP)

Two years after a white supremacist in New Zealand livestreamed the killing of 51 Muslim worshippers on Facebook, French president Emmanuel Macron said the internet continues to be be used by terrorists as a weapon to propagate hate.

Mr Macron and other leaders from tech giants and governments around the world – including the US, for the first time – gathered virtually on Saturday to find better ways to stop extremist violence from spreading online, while also respecting freedom of expression.

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