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Nine Election Year Lessons from Meta's Oversight Board - Vimarsana News

Nine Election Year Lessons from Meta's Oversight Board

Meta's Oversight Board released a policy paper with recommendations for Meta and other social media companies on election content moderation.

Optics and Opacity: Breaking Down Meta's Refusal to Suspend Hun Sen | International Commission of Jurists - Vimarsana News

Optics and Opacity: Breaking Down Meta's Refusal to Suspend Hun Sen | International Commission of Jurists

An opinion piece by Daron Tan, ICJ Associate International Legal Adviser, Asia and the Pacific Programme, published on Tech Policy Press on 20 September 2023.   On January 9, 2023, former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen posted a video on Facebook where he threatened his political opponents with

Source: icj.org
Meta refuses to suspend Facebook account of former Cambodia PM Hun Sen - Vimarsana News

Meta refuses to suspend Facebook account of former Cambodia PM Hun Sen

Facebook's parent company Meta has rejected the recommendation of its Oversight Board to suspend the Facebook account of former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen for violating its policy on incitement....

Source: jurist.org
Facebook Rejects Oversight Board's Order to Ban Cambodian Ex-PM - Vimarsana News

Facebook Rejects Oversight Board's Order to Ban Cambodian Ex-PM

Meta rejected its Oversight Board's recommendation to suspend Hun Sen's accounts, arguing doing so "would not be consistent” with its policies.

Facebook's Supreme Court Receives an Appeal Every 24 Seconds - Vimarsana News

Facebook's Supreme Court Receives an Appeal Every 24 Seconds

Meta’s Oversight Board, the Supreme Court-esque body formed as a check on Facebook and Instagram’s content moderation decisions, received nearly