At a Paris meeting, governments and technology companies adopted the Christchurch Call to address terrorist and violent extremist content online. Ardern and Emmanuel Macron led the initiative following the livestreamed attacks on Muslims. It challenged the digital circulation of violence and extremist propaganda while invoking human rights. The call was a collective voluntary commitment, not a criminal statute guaranteeing removal of all hateful material.
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The Christchurch Call was a criminal statute automatically removing all hateful online material.
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It was a voluntary collective commitment by governments and technology companies to address terrorist and violent extremist content, invoking human rights.