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"Twitter does not respect women's online rights"
Amnesty International has published a report entitled "Toxic Twitter" where it criticizes the social network for subjecting women to high levels of violence and abuse. "As a company, Twitter does not respect women's online rights," the report said.The report was issued in response to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's call for suggestions to address the abuse and misinformation on the social network. More than just criticism, the Amnesty International report contains some recommendations.These include more frequent sharing of data related to levels of abuse of minorities, improving the way abuses are reported, clarifying punishments against abuse, and enhancing security and privacy-related features."To assume that Twitter is consciously disconnected from human rights issues is an unfair representation not only of the facts but also of the ethos of our dedicated teams and the core mission of our company," the statement said. of the legal, political and trustworthy division of Twitter, Vijaya Gadde, and shared by Cnet.Nevertheless, the desire to respond to these criticisms of Amnesty International was expressed.

Miguel Dias