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Question 26203 — terrorism

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Mr. Jean-Luc Lagleize alerts the Minister of the Interior about the reporting of terrorist content on social networks. The Internet and social media offer content based on participation, sharing and exchange. They are the modes of communication that bring people together around common interests. They encourage interactions and facilitate public speaking. However, it should not be forgotten that this which is published binds its author and that the use of a pseudonym does not allow one to disregard the rules of law. Freedom of expression in no way constitutes a free pass that exempts from the legal framework in the writing and publication of content on the internet. Despite this, many terrorist organizations disseminate propaganda content on the Internet and social media, aimed at communicating their actions and recruit new troops. This content is reported daily by many citizens, sometimes organized into networks to identify it as best as possible. However, depending on the social networks, there may be more than five different reporting methods. In certain cases, citizens even have to write a comment justifying the report, which can discourage them and therefore facilitate the dissemination and propagation of content. hateful. The PHAROS platform (platform for harmonization, analysis, cross-checking and guidance of reports) makes it possible to report illegal internet content and behavior online. Faced with the threats weighing on the country, it would be appropriate to strengthen the resources of this platform and to encourage social networks to facilitate reporting of terrorist propaganda and to improve their reporting systems. automatic. Thus, he questions the Government's intentions to strengthen the human, technical and financial resources of the Central Office for the Fight against Crime Related to Information and Communication Technologies (OCLCTIC) and to facilitate the reporting of terrorist content on social networks.

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