Over 500 digital rights violations against Palestinian content in Nov: report

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Sada Social, an organisation dedicated to documenting digital rights violations against Palestinian content online, reported over 500 violations in November, according to Anadolu.

The organisation documented extensive digital suppression across multiple platforms in its monthly report.

Meta platforms accounted for 57 per cent of the violations, followed by TikTok at 23pc, YouTube at 13pc and X at 7pc. Additionally, 30 WhatsApp accounts belonging to Palestinians were removed, including two news groups.

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