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New Violations of Palestinian Digital Content Documented in January 2021

TEHRAN (IQNA) – Sada Social Center , a Ramallah-based social media watch group, said it monitored a number of violations by social media platforms of Palestinian content and documented more than 28 violations on the internet during January.

News ID: 3473881 Publish Date : 2021/02/02

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New Violations of Palestinian Digital Content Documented in January 2021

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