PDT MACRON IS GLAD THAT US JOINS CHRISTCHURCH APPEAL TO FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM

USPA NEWS - "I also welcome the USA´s choice made to join the call of Christchurch, and therefore I think that on the choice of values and openness, things are very positive "said President Macron, responded to USPA, (in Strasbourg European Parliament May 9, 2021). Two years after Donald Trump refused to join in, the Joe Biden administration is joining this international movement launched after the massacre, broadcast live on social media, of 51 people in New Zealand in 2019. Indeed, Washington "will join 'Christchurch's call to act against terrorism and violent extremism online", a global commitment of governments and technology partners to work together to combat terrorist and violent extremist content online " White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said. The "Christchurch appeal" was launched after the massacre that killed 51 people in March 2019 in two mosques in this southern New Zealand city, the images of which were shared live on the Internet by the killer and widely disseminated. “Tackling the use of the Internet by terrorists and violent extremists to radicalize and recruit [others] is a priority for the United States. Joining the coalition of governments and businesses that have support

PDT MACRON IS GLAD THAT US JOINS CHRISTCHURCH APPEAL TO FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM AND VIOLENT EXTREMISM ONLINE---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two years after Donald Trump refused to join in, the Joe Biden administration is joining this international movement launched after the massacre, broadcast live on social media, of 51 people in New Zealand in 2019. Indeed, Washington "will join 'Christchurch's call to act against terrorism and violent extremism online", a global commitment of governments and technology partners to work together to combat terrorist and violent extremist content online " White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said. The "Christchurch appeal" was launched after the massacre that killed 51 people in March 2019 in two mosques in this southern New Zealand city, the images of which were shared live on the Internet by the killer and widely disseminated. “Tackling the use of the Internet by terrorists and violent extremists to radicalize and recruit [others] is a priority for the United States. Joining the coalition of governments and businesses that have supported Christchurch's call reinforces the need for collective action, “said Jen Psaki.

PDT MACRON WELCOMES THE USA´S CHOICE TO JOIN CHRISTCHURCH APPEAL ------------------------------------- The White House assured, Friday, to continue to want to defend this freedom. "The United States applauds the terms of the Christchurch appeal which reiterates the importance of respect for human rights and the rule of law, including the protection of freedom of expression," Jen Psaki continued in her statement. In 2019, during Donald Trump's tenure, the United States justified its decision not to side with the appeal, launched by New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and French President President Emmanuel Macron, by a desire to protect freedom of expression, while affirming to support the objectives of this initiative.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now, since the arrival of Joe Biden and his administration things seem to change and this rejoices President Macron who expressed to USPA his commitment to the United States of America, to join the call of Christchurch: "I also welcome the USA´s choice made to join the call of Christchurch, and therefore I think that on the choice of values and openness, things are very positive "said President Macron, responded to USPA, (in Strasbourg European Parliament May 9, 2021).