The following complaint letter was sent to the Economist about articles they have published which reinforce harmful, Islamophobic stereotypes that Arab men are violent and aggressive, Arab women are oppressed, and portray Arab societies as a monolith.

The following complaint letter was sent to the Times about an article published on 29th May, titled ‘Choosing who to welcome here is not racist.’, which promotes racist narratives about refugees. Since writing our complaint the article has been retitled ‘ Claims That Irish Policy Towards Refugees Is Racist Are Mistaken’.

The following complaint letter was sent to British cartoonist, Bob Moran in response to an antisemitic artwork which has been sold on his website. This artwork displays the very common antisemitic trope of an octopus controlling the world. This trope, illustrating the New World Order conspiracy narrative, represents the antisemitic theory that wealthy, Jewish men are controlling the world.

While some might be unaware of this, the image of the Jew as malevolent octopus controlling key aspects of the world’s political economy, is a recurring antisemitic trope. Representing the antisemitic canard of Jewish control, the octopus was used in anti-Jewish propaganda in Nazi Germany. In Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler compares “bloodthirsty and avaricious Jewish tyrants” to an octopus.

Art Rabbit removed a listing of an antisemitic artist’s exhibition from its events listings after the Media Diversity wrote a letter of complaint to the arts platform. MDI also wrote letters of complaint to the artist and art gallery hosting the exhibition but received no response.

LICRA, Get The Trolls Out! partner organisation in France, has denounced on Twitter the audio streaming provider Spotify for giving a platform to Dieudonné M’Bala M’Bala and Alain Soral, two well known figures who have been sentenced on the grounds of antisemitism and Holocaust denial. 

LICRA has denounced on Twitter that FNAC, one of the biggest retailers in France, is selling books by Youssef Hindi, a French essayist and public speaker linked to the antisemitic conspiracy movement. 

GTTO partner ENORB sent a complaint to the daily, Belgian, French-language newspaper, La Derniére Heure, expressing concerns about an article promoting negative stereotypes about mosques in France.

Get the Trolls Out! partner in Greece, Karpos sent a complaint to the Greek newspaper Kathimerini expressing their concerns about an Islamophobic article published in November 2021 and titled "The vocabulary of political correctness".  Written by journalist Takis Theodoropoulou, the journalist highlights cultural differences as ‘problematic’ and categorise Muslims as villains threatening the Greek society.  

GTTO (Get the Trolls Out!) partner Karpos sent a complaint letter to journalist Andreas Andrianopoulos who wrote two Islamophobic articles for two different Greek news sites, spreading hateful tropes and conspiracy narratives against the Muslim community.