Kofi Annan Against Hate Speech on Facebook
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Former U.N. chief Kofi Annan told Facebook Inc on Thursday that it should consider establishing a special team to respond more quickly to threats of sectarian violence in countries such as Myanmar that are at high risk, Reuters reports.
According to Kofi Annan, Facebook should look for societies where people are likely to put out "poisonous messages," and then monitor the language there.
Facebook could "organize sort of a rapid response force, rapid reaction group, who can be injected into a situation, when you see it developing, so that they can try to see what advice they can give the electoral commission or those involved," Annan added.
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