Oversight Board overturned Meta's decisions to remove two videos from Instagram depicting graphic content from Iran published in February 2026 during nationwide anti-government protests.
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The Board has overturned Meta’s original decisions to remove two videos from Instagram depicting graphic content from Iran published in February 2026 during nationwide a…
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Oversight Board
Ensuring respect for free expression and human rights on Facebook and Instagram through binding decisions on content.
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- Technology, Information and Internet
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- London, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
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Ensuring respect for free expression and human rights on Facebook, Instagram and Threads through binding decisions on content and policy recommendations.
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