YouTube moves to ban neo-Nazi, Holocaust-denying videos | CBC News

YouTube says it is cracking down on hate speech on its platform, banning films that market it neo-Nazi ideology or claim that events identical to the Holocaust on no account happened.
YouTube says it is cracking down on hate speech on its platform, banning videos that promote neo-Nazi ideology or claim that events like the Holocaust never took place.Original article
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