Facebook Takes More Action Against Myanmar Military After $150B Lawsuit Filed By Refugees
Facebook is banning pages representing businesses controlled by Myanmar's military, a day after a $150 billion lawsuit was filed against the company.
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Facebook is banning pages representing businesses controlled by Myanmar's military, a day after a $150 billion lawsuit was filed against the company.
Facebook's parent company Meta said Wednesday it has expanded its ban on postings linked to Myanmar's military to include all pages, groups, and accounts representing military-controlled businesses. It had already banned advertising from such businesses in February.
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The move could allow the military regime to seize historical data, putting the lives of journalists and activists at risk.
The move could allow the military regime to seize historical data, putting the lives of journalists and activists at risk