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Year: 2018

Topic

Emma Llansó explains the problem of private law enforcement when addressing online hate speech: the enforcement of Terms of Service/Community Guidelines and the calls on private actors to interpret, apply, or enforce the law. She gives an overview of the models of private law enforcement and identifies accountability as its main problem. She clarifies the implication for the European Convention of Human Rights, especially Article 10 and 13, and broaches the issue of automation in content moderation.

Speakers

Emma Llansó, Director of the Center for Democracy & Technology’s Free Expression Project, Washington.

Package

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• Duration: 43 minutes
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Filmed at ERA's conference on Hate Speech and the Limits to Freedom of Expression in Social Media in Trier, 26 - 27 November 2018.

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Areas of Law: Media Law, Human Rights Law (incl. ECHR)

Language: English

Article-no.: 418P69

Price: 20,00 EUR