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2024








Meta CEO
Mark Zuckerberg
1 Hacker Way
Menlo Park, CA 94025
USA

 



E-Mail: humanrightsteam@meta.com
Instagram @zuck
Facebook: www.facebook.com/zuck
 

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#PayUpMeta; RohingyaRemediation; RohingyaReparations; #W4R23


Dear Mr. Zuckerberg,

As member / sympathizer of Amnesty International, I call on you to take responsibility for your company's contribution to the atrocities against the Rohingya in Myanmar. Years before the attacks in 2017, Meta’s algorithms amplified anti-Rohingya incitement on the Facebook platform, fuelling long-standing discrimination and the Myanmar military’s violence.

22-year-old Maung Sawyeddollah and his family were forced to flee Myanmar in 2017. Fearing for their lives, they walked 15 days to Bangladesh. They reached Cox’s Bazar refugee camp, where they still live.

Meta knew or should have known that Facebook’s algorithmic systems were supercharging the spread of harmful anti-Rohingya content in Myanmar. Therefore, Sawyeddollah and his community are calling on your company to pay reparations for its role in the atrocities, including funding for educational programmes in Cox’s Bazar. He believes that education will help rebuild the shattered lives of people in his community.

Sincerely