Cyprus Authority to Define Hate Speech and Regulate Online Content

The Radiotelevision and Digital Services Authority (RTDSA) in Cyprus is addressing the challenge of distinguishing social media rage from hate speech and determining who decides what content is permissible online. This initiative aims to clarify regulations for digital services.

26 Apr, 08:00 — 26 Apr, 08:00

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‘Trusted flaggers’ to police the web

When does social-media rage turn into hate speech? Is Eoka a terrorist organisation? Should it be legal to blame Nato expansion for the war in Ukraine? And who gets to decide? The Radiotelevision and Digital Services Authority (RTDSA) announced last month that it’s now accepting applications for ‘trusted flaggers’ of online content. Trusted flaggers (TFs) […]

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