 The CCDH released a 25-page pamphlet attacking Icke entitled ""#DeplatformIcke"" and began a campaign to enact social media censorship of him and his views, using the hashtag ""#DeplatformIcke"".The CCDH demanded the total removal of Icke's online presence from "big tech" platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter, Instagram and Apple, portraying him as a "hate actor" on their website.The "#DeplatformIcke" pamphlet that the CCDH sent out to "big tech" giants demanding censorship was co-signed by various groups and individuals (the CCDH claimed 800 people), in particular the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Antisemitism (Andrew Percy and Catherine McKinnell both signed), as did Damian Collins, Conservative MP who was the former chair of the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee under Theresa May.