Home Secretary demands social media giants act faster

Home Secretary demands social media giants act faster over hate speech

Belfast Telegraph

Published 26 Jul 2020

The Home Secretary has called on social media companies to act faster in removing “appalling hatred” from their platforms following outrage over anti-Semitic posts made by grime artist Wiley.

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Home Secretary demands social media giants act faster over hate speech

Home Secretary demands social media giants act faster over hate speech

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