Rohingya refugees, who had to leave their country due to the violence they were exposed to, filed a “hate speech” lawsuit against the social media giant Facebook, which came to the fore with its efforts to keep users who share hate and violent content away from the platform. Facebook did not comment on the matter.
Between Buddhists and Muslims in Myanmar’s Rakhine state in 2012 thousands of people There was a conflict in which he was killed. Then, in 2017, simultaneous attacks on border posts in Arakan led to mass attacks by the Myanmar army and Buddhist nationalists. acts of violence it started.
After the events, many Rohingya citizens left their country. by leaving He had to take refuge in different countries. Rohingya refugees living in the UK and America have allowed years of hateful and false information to spread. they accuse He sued Facebook.
Hate speech lawsuit filed against Facebook
Rohingya refugees use Facebook to spread hate speech against them by letting blames. Many Rohingya refugees living in the United Kingdom and the United States, with this accusation, were accused of the giant social media company. 150 billion dollars sued for compensation. In a letter sent to Facebook by the law firm representing refugees litigating in the UK, Facebook’s algorithms “against the Rohingya people hate speech strengthened” expressed. Some lawyers in the US state of San Francisco also with similar claims Complained to Facebook. In the $150 billion lawsuit filed by refugees, Facebook has not yet denied the allegations. did not answer.
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Facebook, which has more than 20 million users in Myanmar, was established in 2018 to prevent violence and hate speech against Rohingya. enough He said he didn’t try. After Facebook’s confession, the United Nations, the social media giant your virtual hatred in the spread effective accused him of being
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