Ban Islamophobia, like Holocaust from Fb, Imran Khan writes to Zuckerberg
Pakistan’s Top Minister Imran Khan stated he has written a letter to Fb CEO Mark Zuckerberg searching for a ban on Islamophobic content material at the social media platform. Khan stated that “rising Islamophobia” is “encouraging extremism and violence internationally and particularly thru social media platforms equivalent to Fb.”
Pakistan PM Imran Khan has written to Fb CEO Zuckerberg, searching for ban on Islamophobic content material. (Symbol: Reuters)
Pakistan Top Minister Imran Khan took to Twitter on Monday to tell that he has written a letter to Fb CEO Mark Zuckerberg searching for a ban on Islamophobic content material at the social media platform. He additionally warned of an build up in radicalisation among Muslims.
Imran Khan shared the letter on Twitter, announcing that “rising Islamophobia” is “encouraging extremism and violence internationally and particularly thru social media platforms equivalent to Fb”.
“I recognize your taking the step to rightly ban any posting that criticises or questions the Holocaust, which used to be the fruits of the Nazi pogrom of the Jews in Germany and throughout Europe as Nazis unfold throughout Europe,” Imran Khan stated in his letter to Fb.
“I’d ask you to position a equivalent ban on Islamophobia and hate towards Islam for Fb that you’ve installed position for the Holocaust,” Imran Khan wrote whilst accusing India and France of discriminating towards Muslims.
Previous, Imran Khan accused French President Emmanuel Macron of attacking Islam after the latter criticised Islamists and defended the newsletter of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed.
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