Facebook removed a post calling for the death of Khamenei this summer.
and injured by Iranian security forces. On Monday, Khamenei sided with the police, accusing the US and Israel of manufacturing the unrest.
“As we cannot hear every appeal, the Board prioritizes cases that have the potential to affect lots of users around the world, are of critical importance to public discourse or raise important questions about Meta’s policies,” the board said in its Tuesday announcement. In recent months, Facebook and its parent company Meta have struggled to develop policies and address content that calls for political violence or the death of state leaders, like Russian President Vladimir Putin. In March, Meta said that “calls for the death of a head of state”. The clarification came only a week after Facebook weakened these rules to allow Ukrainian users to post violent threats against the Russian military shortly after Russia’s spring invasion.
The board is encouraging public comment on the review through October 18th. Once the members make a decision, they are able to issue policy recommendations to Facebook. The company isn’t required to implement the recommendations, but it must respond to the board within 60 days after publishing a decision.
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