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(Bloomberg) Facebook Inc. will start sharing public annual reports detailing the company’s impact on human rights, seeking to address criticism about the use of its products to organize abuses and violence against oppressed groups around the world.Top executives, including head of global policy Nick Clegg and general counsel Jen Newstead, will also start providing formal human rights updates to the social media company’s board, and Facebook said it’s starting a new fund to pay for security and support for human rights activists and journalists.The new corporate policy on human rights standards, unveiled Tuesday, is a first for Facebook, and formalizes a number of commitments the company has already made, said Miranda Sissons, the company’s director of human rights. “Having this policy isn’t some compulsory requirement somewhere. It’s a voluntary act,” she said.Facebook has come under fire in the past for failing to do enough to
Henry Moniz
“We are pleased to confirm that Henry Moniz will be joining Facebook to lead our strategy and execution of compliance matters in the US and around the world,” a Facebook spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
When contacted for comment via LinkedIn, Moniz referred all comments back to Facebook’s media relations team.
Moniz has been with Viacom, later ViacomCBS, since 2004. An attorney by training, Moniz started at Viacom as senior vice president for global compliance and was named the company’s CCO in 2010. He is also on the board of directors and audit committee for Kimco Realty Corp., according to his LinkedIn profile.