Social media and human rights

This report is based on an investigation into Meta’s role in the serious human rights abuses perpetrated against the Tigrayan community between 2020 and 2022.

This report is based on an in-depth investigation into Meta’s role in the serious human rights violations perpetrated against the Rohingya.

This briefing calls for fair working conditions and trade union rights for subcontracted cleaners at Meta, highlighting the dismissal of a union representative who campaigned against excessive workloads.

Amnesty International UK submission exploring social media risks for children and young people, and calling for ‘safety by design’ regulation to protect rights without limiting access.

This follow-up report, presents new evidence that TikTok’s ‘For You’ feed continues to push children and young people engaging with mental health content towards depressive, self‑harm and suicide‑related material.

This report explores how TikTok’s design and content targeting systems affect children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing.

This report explores how TikTok’s highly personalised ‘For You’ feed, used by millions of children and young people worldwide, is driven by a surveillance‑based business model that puts children’s rights at risk.

This technical explainer examines how false claims following the Southport attack spread on X, fuelling racist riots, and finds the platform’s algorithms amplify inflammatory content with harmful human rights consequences.

This follow up report report assesses Twitter’s progress on tackling abuse against women in the United States, finding limited implementation of recommendations and ongoing gaps in transparency and accountability.

This scorecard is designed to track Twitter’s global progress in addressing abusive speech against ten indicators, covering transparency, reporting mechanisms, the abuse report review process, and enhanced privacy and security features.

This report examines violence and abuse against women on Twitter, finding widespread harassment and inadequate safeguards that undermine women’s ability to express themselves freely online.