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This is the third installment in a four-part blog series surveying global intermediary liability laws. You can read additional posts here: From Safe Harbors to Increased ResponsibilityTaxonomy and Tools of Intermediary LiabilityMoving ForwardThe following examples are primarily based on research...

The new bill in parliament aims to bring further restrictions on freedom of expression online and on social media as elections approach, experts say.  

After thousands of people protested on social media for a week against Facebook’s deletion of an anti-war video by the Socialist Equality Party (SGP), the tech company restored the video on Sunday.

On Saturday, Facebook deleted a video posted by the Socialist Equality Party of Germany opposing the German government’s participation in the US-led Nato proxy war against Russia in...

On Saturday, Facebook deleted a video posted by the Socialist Equality Party of Germany opposing the German government’s participation in the US-led NATO proxy war against Russia in Ukraine.

In an act of political censorship that must be widely opposed, Facebook deleted a popular anti-war video by the Sozialistische Gleichheitspartei (Socialist Equality Party, SGP) without providing any reason.

The Luke Skywalker actor tweeted in protest to school legislation being contemplated in Florida

Online platforms will be legally required to take prompt action when users report harmful content and implement systems such as content filters to protect children as Singapore takes steps to counter growing online harm.

The country’s new government is struggling to assert its authority over the messaging app, which officials believe has been used to organize violent incidents.

Multiple channels belonging to a prominent German coronavirus-denier have been blocked, while a man in Bavaria is under investigation for spreading antisemitic content on the platform.