Low Compliance by Social Media Platforms Hinders Fight Against Online Extremism
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The Government of Pakistan has said that social media platforms are not fully complying with government directives, which has made the struggle against online extremism difficult.
According to officials, extremist content, hateful speech, and posts that promote violence spread rapidly on social media. When platforms do not respond promptly to requests to remove such content, the impact is felt across society.
The government's position is that internet companies should respect the country's laws and work toward quickly resolving complaints. In the view of officials, the online environment can only be made safe through better cooperation between the government, companies, and relevant institutions.
This matter is important for digital security in the country. In the coming days, further discussions and measures between the government and social media companies on this subject are expected.
Sources: Arab News PK
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