SPEAKERS

Katy Donnelly

Unit Manager (Director), Ministry of Foreign Affairs, New Zealand

Maj. Gen. Dharshana Hettiarrachchi

Head of Counter-Radicalisation, Government of Sri Lanka

Nidhi Razdan

Executive Editor, NDTV

S. M. Sahai

Additional Secretary, National Security Council, India

Dina Hussein

Counterterrorism and Dangerous Organisations Policy Manager, Facebook

Rema Rajeshwari

District Police Chief — Mahboobnagar, Telangana

Haroro Ingram

Senior Research Fellow, George Washington University

Lt. Gen. Rajesh Pant

Cybersecurity Chief, NCCC

Saad Mohseni

CEO, Moby Group

Mariam Wardak

Founder, Her Afghanistan

Vidhya Ramalingam

Founder, Moonshot CVE

Anubhav Sinha

Director

Registration Closed

Tackling Insurgent Ideologies is India’s flagship conference on Countering/Preventing Violent Extremism.

The year 2019 has already witnessed some of the ghastliest terror strikes in recent memory. Separated by ideology, but united by violence, extremists struck New Zealand and Sri Lanka at the very core of their multicultural, multi-religious national ethos. Both incidents serve to highlight just how strong the perverse feedback loops between violent ideologies, technology and terrorism have become.

Fortunately, these episodes have also created the impetus to mobilise a response. The Christchurch Call to Action Summit marks the first-time states and technology companies have attempted to ideate and execute a common and coordinated strategy to eliminate terrorist and violent extremist content online.

The theme for this year’s edition of Tackling Insurgent Ideologies is “Implementing the Christchurch Call: Towards a Global CVE Agenda.”