The Ministry of Interior, in conjunction with the National Security Agency (NSA), has initiated investigations concerning twenty communication channels and social media profiles suspected of disseminating hate speech. This action was announced on July 6, 2026. The scope of the inquiry encompasses various digital platforms, including web portals and pages on major social media networks such as Facebook and Instagram.
A statement issued by the ministry confirmed that the investigation is proceeding based on indications of potential hate speech violations. Officials stated that the ministry is committed to investigating all such cases strictly in accordance with established legal obligations. The directive emphasizes that any platform or profile found to be spreading content that suggests hate speech will be subject to review and appropriate measures will be taken.
The investigation aims to monitor and assess the content shared across these twenty monitored accounts. This proactive stance underscores the government’s commitment to maintaining digital order and ensuring that online discourse adheres to legal standards. The focus remains on addressing content that constitutes a threat or violation of public decency, ensuring that all involved digital entities are held accountable if their platforms are found to be operating under the guise of spreading prohibited material.
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