Reports and Resources
Explore a curated collection of research reports, comparative analyses, and practical tools developed within the framework of the project. This section brings together evidence-based findings, national and cross-country insights, and actionable resources to support monitoring, understanding, and addressing online hateful and discriminatory discourse in a rapidly evolving digital environment.
2024 Annual HDD National Reports by LIFE consortium
In this section, you can access the Annual National Reports produced by the LIFE consortium for 2024, presenting key findings from the monitoring of online hate speech and harmful and discriminatory digital discourse (HDD) across partner countries.
The reports provide evidence-based insights into national trends, emerging risks, and patterns identified through systematic monitoring activities. They aim to support awareness-raising, policy dialogue, and informed action to promote safer and more inclusive digital environments.
All reports available on this platform are published in English to ensure accessibility at the European level.
Please scroll down to explore the reports.
If you wish to receive a report in a national language (Albanian, Bulgarian, Italian, Serbian, or French), please contact the LIFE partner organisation representing your country, which will be happy to provide further information and support.
We also encourage you to take action by reporting cases of harmful or hateful online content.
All privacy and personal data are handled in full compliance with the GDPR.
2025 Annual HDD National Reports by LIFE consortium
In this section, you can access the Annual National Reports produced by the LIFE consortium for 2025, presenting key findings from the monitoring of online hate speech and harmful and discriminatory digital discourse (HDD) across partner countries.
The reports provide evidence-based insights into national trends, emerging risks, and patterns identified through systematic monitoring activities. They aim to support awareness-raising, policy dialogue, and informed action to promote safer and more inclusive digital environments.
All reports available on this platform are published in English to ensure accessibility at the European level.
Please scroll down to explore the reports.
If you wish to receive a report in a national language (Albanian, Bulgarian, Italian, Serbian, or French), please contact the LIFE partner organisation representing your country, which will be happy to provide further information and support.
We also encourage you to take action by reporting cases of harmful or hateful online content.
All privacy and personal data are handled in full compliance with the GDPR.
LIFE Comparative Report 2025
Explore a curated collection of research reports, comparative analyses, and practical tools developed within the framework of the project. This section brings together evidence-based findings, national and cross-country insights, and actionable resources to support monitoring, understanding, and addressing online hateful and discriminatory discourse in a rapidly evolving digital environment.
The LIFE Comparative Report 2025 brings together the collective findings of national monitoring efforts conducted across Albania, Bulgaria, Italy, Serbia, and Tunisia, offering a comprehensive cross-country analysis of online hate speech and harmful digital discourse. Building on evidence gathered at national level, the report identifies common trends, emerging risks, and country-specific dynamics, while highlighting good practices and policy-relevant insights. By combining quantitative data with qualitative assessment, the report supports informed decision-making and contributes to a deeper understanding of digital safety challenges, fostering cooperation among civil society, policymakers, and practitioners at both national and European levels.
Successful case
This section presents a documented successful case identified through the LIFE project’s monitoring activities, illustrating how harmful and discriminatory digital discourse can be addressed through coordinated response and institutional action. The case highlights the progression from a public misogynistic statement made in a media setting, through reactions by moderators and hosts, to its documentation, analysis, and formal reporting by a civil society organisation. It demonstrates how systematic monitoring, public accountability, and referral to competent equality bodies can contribute to challenging discriminatory narratives, promoting gender equality, and reinforcing respect for dignity in online and media spaces.
Infographics
This section presents a curated collection of LIFE project infographics, offering a clear and visual overview of key results, activities, and impacts achieved across partner countries. Through concise data visualisation, these infographics highlight project milestones, participation figures, thematic focus areas, and outcomes of LIFE Talks, change projects, and capacity-building actions. Designed to enhance accessibility and understanding, they translate complex data into engaging visuals that support transparency, dissemination, and evidence-based communication at national and European levels.
