Hong Kong (China) · May, 2017
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Stories about Hong Kong (China) from May, 2017
Facebook ‘Mistakenly’ Censored Tiananmen Massacre Tribute
China 30 May 2017
Facebook said the image “belittles, threatens or attacks a particular person, legal entity, nationality or group.” Following an uproar among Hong Kongers, the company apologised and approved the image.
