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Do global legal frameworks hold social media platforms accountable for hosting content that incites violence?
The digital era has witnessed an unprecedented expansion in social media platforms' use, influence, and societal impact.1 Sixty percent of the global population uses social media, with the daily exchange of messages reaching into the billions.2 As of 2023, Facebook boasts 2.98 billion monthly active...
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Department of Public Law
2026
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