Internews, in its report, said that red-tagging content "has largely managed to fall between the cracks of platform content policies, without being classified as harassment or hate speech" and that platforms have offered little help to victims.
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"The social media platform promotes, amplifies, and enables the reckless practice by government officials to name and tag both opposition and involuntary public figures, most of [whom] are human rights activists, educators, and lawyers," the report reads.
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Our report, “Meta’s Amplification of Persecution: Red-Tagging in the Philippines” demonstrates how Facebook is a tool wielded by state officials to brand human rights activists, journalists, and educators as communist terrorists.
Interesting read--
"Facebook is no longer simply a battleground for disinformation but a tool wielded by state officials to 'brand and hound any perceived enemies of the state' through red-tagging."
Read more: https://t.co/cFkfYW5oFz
Interesting read--
"Facebook is no longer simply a battleground for disinformation but a tool wielded by state officials to 'brand and hound any perceived enemies of the state' through red-tagging."
Read more: https://t.co/cFkfYW5oFz