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Facebook's interference in Indian political scene
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Records Show Facebook Firm on Govt Data Requests, Soft on BJP
In exploring the questions, based on data provided by Facebook in its Transparency Reports and issues previously flagged by The Quint Facebook is stricter in dealing with government bodies but is much more lenient when it comes to the ruling party.
Reports: Facebook Fires Employee Who Shared Proof of Right Wing Favoritism
Facebook fired a senior engineer this week who collected evidence showing the social media company giving preferential treatment to right wing accounts.
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Facebook India executive files criminal complaint against journalist - Committee to Protect Journalists
New Delhi, August 19, 2020 – Facebook regional director Ankhi Das should withdraw her criminal complaint against journalist Awesh Tiwari, and respect citizens’ rights to criticize her, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. On August 16, Das, Facebook’s public policy director for...
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Facebook Staff Demand Policy Changes on India Hate Speech
Facebook employees are pressing leadership to review the handling of hate speech in India, saying the company has tolerated toxic content by prominent political figures and failed to enforce policies evenhandedly.
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A Facebook Executive Who Shared An Anti-Muslim Post Has Apologized To Employees
Ankhi Das expressed regret in an internal Facebook post — but some Muslim employees think the company needs to go further.
Inside Facebook’s BJP bond: Key Tie-ups With Modi Govt, Its Special Interests
After revelations that a senior executive prevented Facebook from taking down hate-speech linked to India’s ruling party, our investigation reveals further partisan action in favour of BJP-allied customers and widening commercial ties with the government.
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BJP tops political ad spend on Facebook India
Among the top 10 spenders in this category are four other advertisers who are linked to the BJP, including three that share the same address in Delhi as the ruling party's national headquarters, according to the tracker.
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