Select committee: Home Affairs Committee

Online Harms

Closed Opened 1 Dec 2020 Closed 1 May 2024
Inquiry scope (the committee's words)
The Home Affairs Committee seeks evidence on Online Harms in evidence sessions with social media companies and those affected by online abuse.

Where it stands

The inquiry is closed, opened 1 December 2020.

The committee has not published a report yet.

Oral evidence sessions

2 sessions

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Date Session and witnesses Source
8 Sep 2021
Oral evidence session
Anton Ferdinand, Katy Minshall · Twitter, Lianne Sanderson, Marvin Sordell, Simone Pound · Professional Footballers' Association, Tara Hopkins · Instagram
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20 Jan 2021
Oral evidence session
Derek Slater · Google, Henry Turnbull · Snap Inc, Monika Bickert · Facebook, Niamh Sweeney · National Education Union, Nick Pickles · Twitter, Theo Bertram · TikTok
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Who gave evidence

12 witnesses

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WitnessOrganisationSessions
Anton Ferdinand Not recorded 1
Derek Slater · Global Director of Information Policy Google 1
Henry Turnbull · Head of Public Policy UK & Nordics Snap Inc 1
Katy Minshall · Head of UK Public Policy Twitter 1
Lianne Sanderson Not recorded 1
Marvin Sordell Not recorded 1
Monika Bickert · Vice President, Global Policy Management Facebook 1
Niamh Sweeney · Deputy General Secretary National Education Union 1
Nick Pickles · Global Head of Public Policy Strategy and Development Twitter 1
Simone Pound · Director of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Professional Footballers' Association 1
Tara Hopkins · Director, Public Policy EMEA Instagram 1
Theo Bertram · Director of Government Relations and Public Policy for Europe TikTok 1