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Hungary: Meta failed to stop anti-LGBTI content on Facebook

Amnesty says Facebook left violent and dehumanizing posts visible despite reported harms, and it urges the European Commission to test Meta’s compliance with EU rules.

This press release contains information that some readers may find upsetting  Meta failed to address harmful rhetoric on Facebook against the LGBTI community in Hungary by ineffectively applying its own moderation policies, a new Amnesty International briefing shows.   ‘It erodes my soul’: Meta’s contribution to anti-LGBTI discourse in Hungary, shows how Meta’s policy decisions, including […]

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This press release contains information that may affect the sensitivity of some Meta readers to the harmful comments made on Facebook against the LGBTI community in Hungary, due to a failure to apply its own rules of moderation, Amnesty International writes in a new synthesis.

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amnesty.be broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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