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Thailand sues Fb, Twitter for permitting banned materials

Thailand’s authorities has lodged complaints with police in opposition to Fb and Twitter, alleging they did not adjust to court docket orders to dam a whole lot of accounts judged unlawful underneath Thai legislation
Thailand’s government has lodged complaints with police against Facebook and Twitter, alleging they failed to comply with court orders to block hundreds of accounts judged illegal under Thai law

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