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Ethiopia: Kenya's High Court Affirms Durisdiction On Meta Violations in Ethiopia

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Nairobi -- Kenya's High Court will proceed to hear a lawsuit against Meta, the social media giant that owns Facebook, over rights violations committed in Ethiopia after the court affirmed its reach on trans-jurisdictional matters on Thursday.

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Court allows case of promoting Ethiopia violence against Facebook to proceed

Facebook's content moderators were based in Nairobi during a conflict in Ethiopia's north which lasted from 2020 to 2022 that saw a spike in hateful content on the platform in the eastern Africa country. The claimants want Meta to pay $2.4bn to victims of hate and violence incited on Facebook

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Ethiopia: Kenya's High Court Affirms Durisdiction On Meta Violations in Ethiopia

Nairobi -- Kenya's High Court will proceed to hear a lawsuit against Meta, the social media giant that owns Facebook, over rights violations committed in Ethiopia after the court affirmed its reach on trans-jurisdictional matters on Thursday.

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