The lawsuit was filed in the French social media site Facebook | News Hub

   Social media site Facebook is spreading extremism and hatred among the people, the petitioner

   Paris (News Hub update news)

   Social media site Facebook has faced many difficulties, including restrictions in many countries.

   Facebook not only saw the difficulties but also imposed heavy fines on it, but still, Facebook has set a record of popularity. A private company in France has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Facebook.

   According to News Hub, Reporters Without Borders, a French-based news organization, has said it has filed a lawsuit against Facebook for failing to stop the publication of hateful and misleading information. According to the French news agency, the organization RSF has said in the lawsuit that Facebook could not protect its users from being targeted by hateful content by breaking its own rules and regulations.

   The Paris-based group said it had sued Facebook over "misleading content". The RSF said Facebook, a major social media platform, had used hate speech on its platform. Allows content to spread widely. According to News Hub, the organization says that Facebook's rules and regulations provide a "safe and error-free environment" for its users, but that it will not allow hateful content and misinformation on Facebook. Failed.

   According to the French news agency AFP, the complaint has been filed against Facebook Ireland and Facebook France, which are responsible for social media sites in the region.

   The complaint also cites threats against journalists of the French magazine Charlie Hebdo on Facebook and the film "Hold Up" about the coronavirus. In France, companies can be fined up to 10% of their annual revenue for "misleading content."