Yemen: Authorities and Meta must address online gender-based violence

By Amnesty International

Authorities in Yemen are failing to address gender-based online blackmail and harassment on Facebook, to protect women’s right to privacy in online spaces and to provide redress to survivors said Amnesty International. The organization added that these assaults are taking place in the context of Meta’s lack of sufficient preventative action around online protection. Amnesty […] The post Yemen: Authorities and Meta must address online gender-based violence appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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