CLEAN : Activists file case against Meta over Tigray hate posts

The transcript discusses a case involving Abraham Mareg, whose father was murdered after Facebook posts called for his death. Despite reporting the posts, Facebook took over a month to respond and failed to remove the posts promptly. The case highlights issues with Facebook's content moderation, particularly in African countries, compared to the swift measures taken in the US during the January 6th Capitol riot. The transcript calls for changes in Facebook's algorithm to prioritize safety over hateful speech.

What was the main issue faced by Abraham Mareg's family regarding Facebook posts?

• The posts were left up for an extended period despite being reported.

• The posts were not in violation of any standards.

• The posts were never reported.

• The posts were removed immediately.

What is the primary concern about Facebook's content moderation in African countries?

• It is more advanced than in other regions.

• It lacks investment compared to other regions.

• It is overly strict and quick to remove content.

• It is the same as in other regions.

What event is mentioned as having prompted 'break the glass' measures by Facebook?

• A global pandemic

• The Ethiopian conflict

• The January 6th Capitol riot

• A natural disaster

What change is being requested regarding Facebook's algorithm?

• To prioritize more advertisements

• To focus on promoting more viral content

• To increase the number of friend suggestions

• To prevent prioritization of hateful speech

What is suggested as a possibility for social media platforms?

• They can only be profitable by promoting harmful content.

• They can be profitable without promoting harmful content.

• They should not focus on profitability.

• They should prioritize only local content.