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Amnesty International claims that Facebook was aware that its algorithms were amplifying harmful anti-Rohingya hate speech in Myanmar, but still did nothing to stop it.

Facebook failed to detect blatant hate speech and calls to violence against Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslim minority years after such behaviour was found to have played a determining role in the genocide against them, reveals an exclusive report.

A leading advocacy group claims that the platform’s ability to detect Burmese-language hate speech “remains abysmally poor.”

Rohingya refugees and victims are suing Facebook for $150 billion. They allege that Facebook played a key role in the brutal crackdown against Muslims in Myanmar by promoting anti-Rohingya posts. This...

The firm’s announcement came a day after a group of Rohingya refugees sued Facebook’s parent company for facilitating genocide.