War in Ukraine: Facebook to allow calls for violence against Putin

The owner of Facebook and Instagram will allow users in some countries to call for violence against Vladimir Putin and Russian soldiers.
Meta says it has temporarily made allowances for some violent speech, like “death to the Russian invaders,” that would usually break its rules.
However, it says it won’t permit calls for violence against Russian civilians.
In response, Russia called on the US to stop the social media giant’s “extremist activities”.
The announcement came after Reuters news agency said it had seen internal emails outlining the policy shift.
“In light of the ongoing invasion of Ukraine, we made a temporary exception for those affected by the war, to express violent sentiments toward invading armed forces,” a Meta spokesperson told the BBC.

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