Social media platforms may have to start actively policing their platforms for content that encourages self harm if amendments to a bill a passed.Activists and civil society groups worry this legislation is too broad.
Make no mistake, promoting self-harm is illegal on the island but now lawmakers want to broaden the range of content platforms would need to police. While social media firms could be fined for hosting content that promotes self-harm, the bill could also prosecute those who post that content.
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