CLEAN : Facebook must compensate Rohingyas over hate speech: Amnesty

The transcript discusses Facebook's involvement in human rights violations, particularly against the Rohingya community. It highlights Facebook's responsibility to pay reparations and the role of its algorithms in amplifying harmful content. The investigation reveals that Facebook's minimal attempts to curb hate speech may have worsened the situation. The transcript calls for government action to regulate companies like Facebook to prevent further human rights abuses.

What is Facebook being pursued for in relation to past harms?

• For not expanding its user base

• For not providing enough entertainment

• For failing to innovate new features

• For not paying reparations under human rights standards

What role do Facebook's algorithms play according to the investigation?

• They prioritize and amplify harmful content

• They only promote positive content

• They are neutral and unbiased

• They help in reducing harmful content

What was the unintended effect of the Flower Speech initiative?

• It triggered algorithms to spread harmful content further

• It had no impact on the spread of content

• It reduced the spread of hate speech

• It was widely ignored by users

What is being called for in response to Facebook's business model?

• Increased advertising on the platform

• More investment in technology

• Expansion into new markets

• Government intervention to regulate companies

What is the main focus of the investigation into Facebook?

• Its user interface design

• Its role in human rights violations

• Its customer service quality

• Its financial performance