The Center for Digital Society (CfDS) with UNESCO and funded by the European Union conducted a research collaboration under the Social Media 4 Peace program to analyze existing gaps and regulations regarding harmful content as well as the reporting mechanisms. Throughout the project, we have successfully organized various activities pertaining to the implementation of the research such as workshops, FGD, consultation with the affected communities, and platform collaboration with antikontennegatif.id, multi-stakeholder coalition conference, and the roundtable discussion on Harmful Content in Social Media. Various activities in this program also collaborated with the government, social media platforms, and NGOs to form a strong multi-stakeholder coalition.
Systematic Mapping of the Potentially Harmful Content Online
CfDS produces a systematic mapping to give a general understanding of the current state of harmful content regulation titled “Regulating Harmful Content in Indonesia: Legal Frameworks, Trends, and Concerns”, the final result can be accessed and downloaded below:
Final-Report-Unesco-Rev-18062022-1Workshop & FGD
Consultation to the Affected Communities
Research on Content Reporting Mechanism
CfDS conducted follow-up research to map out the current practice of content moderation and the extent of harmful content and hate speech targeting affected communities. The final result can be accessed and downloaded below
Pengaturan-Konten-Berbahaya-di-IndonesiaPlatform Collaboration (antikontennegatif.id)
As an effort to prevent harmful content on social media, this project launched the antikontennegatif.id. This platform aims to harness collaboration between social media platforms, government, and also communities-led organizations.
Multi-Stakeholder Coalition Conference for Social Media 4 Peace and antikontennegatif.id Platform Inauguration
Roundtable Discussion on Harmful Contents in Social Media