Officials stated this on September 3 2026 after receiving the allegations about the platform.
The National Human Rights Commission has taken cognisance of reports alleging that paid advertisements on a social media platform owned and operated by Meta promoted or facilitated access to child sexual abuse material in India. Officials made the statement on September 3 2026. The commission is now investigating the claims and has demanded reports from multiple government agencies. The details appear in a report from The Hindu that covers the NHRC action on the matter.
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Officials stated this on September 3 2026 after receiving the allegations about the platform.
The National Human Rights Commission has taken cognisance of reports alleging that paid advertisements on a social media platform owned and operated by Meta promoted or facilitated access to child sexual abuse material in India. Officials made the statement on September 3 2026. The commission is now investigating the claims and has demanded reports from multiple government agencies. The details appear in a report from The Hindu that covers the NHRC action on the matter.
The Hindu@the_hinduThe NHRC has taken cognisance of reports alleging that paid advertisements displayed on a social media platform, owned and operated by Meta, promoted or facilitated access to child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in India, officials said on Thursday (September 3, 2026).
The Hindu@the_hinduThe NHRC has taken cognisance of reports alleging that paid advertisements displayed on a social media platform, owned and operated by Meta, promoted or facilitated access to child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in India, officials said on Thursday (September 3, 2026).
