Watchdog investigates Facebook posts against immigrants
The Guardian|October 18, 2024
Mark Zuckerberg's Meta must answer "serious questions" about its handling of anti-immigration material, according to the company's content watchdog, as it opened an investigation into two Facebook posts.
Dan Milmo
Watchdog investigates Facebook posts against immigrants

The Oversight Board is investigating Meta's decision to keep the posts online after acknowledging that it receives a significant number of complaints from users over content that shares anti-immigrant views.

Helle Thorning-Schmidt, co-chair of the board and an ex-Danish prime minister, said it was "critical" to get the balance right between free speech and protection of vulnerable groups.

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