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Facebook allegedly amplifies hate speech & calls for violence and genocide against Indian Muslims

On July 2022, the human rights organization Stichting London Story launched the report "Preachers of Hate: Documenting Hate Speech on Facebook India". According to the report Meta has failed to address hate content and hateful actors on the platform, as a consequence the report alleges that there are extensive fan page networks using Meta's platforms to amplify hate speech and calls for violence and genocide against Indian Muslims in India.

The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Meta to respond to this allegation. The company did respond.

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