We demand Facebook and Twitter to immediately stop censoring Palestinian content, reinstate affected posts and accounts, and provide a clear and public explanation for the reasons why the content was removed.
Facebook and Twitter are systematically silencing users protesting and documenting the evictions of Palestinian families from their homes in the neighbourhood of …
Sheikh Jarrah: Facebook and Twitter systematically silencing protests, deleting evidenceRead More »
Tunisian police summoned fashion designer Myriam Bribri on October 8 following her involvement in protests against poverty, inequality and police brutality. …
Freedom of Speech Crisis in the Tunisian “Facebook Republic”Read More »
There is no doubt that the power Big Techs possess over society is “big.” It is ironic how a deregulated sector is …
Big Techs’ Community Standards: Uncontrolled [Opinion]Read More »
We are organisations working globally to strengthen democracy and human rights. Today we are demanding that Facebook, Google, and Twitter urgently demonstrate …
The last weeks have witnessed an increase in reported cases of people losing access to their WhatsApp accounts. At first users suspected …
Tech and media companies are exploiting free, popular apps to increase their access to personal data; and WhatsApp has just followed suit. …
A New (Non-)Privacy Policy from WhatsApp? [A comparison between messaging applications]Read More »
One Year Since the October 17 Uprising in Lebanon: Summons and Arrests for Online Speech It’s been one year since the October …
Palestinian journalist Hani Al-Shaer was not surprised when his Facebook account was deleted for the tenth time during the past three years. …
How Does Palestinian Content Counter the Bias of Social Media Companies?Read More »
On September 23, Zoom cancelled a virtual event featuring the Palestinian Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine’s (PFLP) veteran Leila Khaled. …
Content Moderation Bias: Zoom, Facebook, and YouTube Cancel Leila KhaledRead More »