New Zealand To Create Unit To Tackle Online Extremism

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced a new initiative to combat online extremism by forming a team of specialists. This move, inspired by the Christchurch mosque attacks, aims to disrupt violent extremist content online. The initiative is part of a broader global effort, the Christchurch Call, which involves multiple countries and tech companies to prevent the spread of terrorist content.

What is the primary focus of the new team announced by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern?

• To improve internet connectivity

• To tackle online extremism

• To promote digital literacy

• To develop new social media platforms

How much funding is the New Zealand government dedicating to combat online extremism?

• $10 million

• $20 million

• $15 million

• $5 million

What is the approach used by New Zealand to combat harmful online content?

• Developing new software

• Collaborating with online content hosts

• Increasing internet surveillance

• Banning social media platforms

What event prompted New Zealand lawmakers to take action against online extremism?

• A cyber attack on government websites

• An increase in fake news

• The Christchurch mosque attacks

• A rise in online fraud cases

Which of the following companies have signed the Christchurch Call initiative?

• Twitter

• Facebook

• Amazon

• Netflix