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New research highlights shortcomings in the protection of freedom of expression on social media

Lanka Hit News • Nov 12, 2026 · 1h ago • 1 min read
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Who ensures that social media platforms do not restrict people's freedom of expression? The EU has introduced a system intended to strengthen users' rights when posts are removed or accounts are suspended. However, new research from Örebro University shows that it is difficult to assess whether the bodies responsible for reviewing such decisions are genuinely independent.

Who ensures that social media platforms do not restrict people's freedom of expression?

The EU has introduced a system intended to strengthen users' rights when posts are removed or accounts are suspended.

However, new research from Örebro University shows that it is difficult to assess whether the bodies responsible for reviewing such decisions are genuinely independent.

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