Twitter and Facebook have already banned Tommy Robinson from their platforms.
YouTube says it is imposing a sweeping set of restrictions on far-right figure Tommy Robinson.
Twitter booted Robinson off its platform in March 2018, and he was banned by Facebook in February of this year. A YouTube spokeswoman told Business Insider that the company had consulted with outside experts to reach its decision about Robinson. It follows aFacebook has banned far-right activist Tommy Robinson for spreading Islamophobia
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