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Koo is the Indian government s latest weapon against Twitter

Reuters Twitter has been in a standoff in India over censoring accounts amid huge anti-government protests. Narendra Modi s Government has backed Koo, an app so similar to Twitter it even has a bird logo. The free expression app, which has been accused of hosting hate speech, doesn t moderate content. India s farmers protests put Twitter in a censorship standoff with the Indian Government, which reacted by backing Koo , the app mimics tweets and says it has no plans to moderate its content. Koo is just 10 months old. But Twitter s refusal to block accounts supporting the protests outside Delhi – where tens of thousands farmers have come to global attention in their bitter, at times violent, demonstrations against new agriculture laws – has been its making.

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Koo, the free expression social media app, is the Indian government s latest weapon in its standoff with Twitter

Koo, the free expression social media app, is the Indian government s latest weapon in its standoff with Twitter
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Legal experts say new guidelines on digital media regulation undemocratic

Express News Service NEW DELHI: Days after the Centre notified fresh rules on regulating digital media content in a gazetted notification, legal experts said the rules were draconian and undemocratic . The Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 will change the way the internet will be experienced in India , said the Internet Freedom Foundation, an NGO that conducts advocacy on digital rights and liberties, in a post. Medianama founder and digital rights activist Nikhil Pahwa said the new rules were undemocratic. On Thursday, the government had termed its new rules as ‘a soft-touch self-regulatory architecture’. The impact of the guidelines is extremely worrying. The impact of these guidelines is similar to a law itself would have. It looks like the government is using rules to create a law without parliamentary scrutiny, said Pahwa.

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New Rules for Social Media, Online Streaming Platforms Could Threaten Free Expression in India, Say Critics

Other Indian activists have also warned that the regulations could be challenged in court. I think these new rules are extremely worrisome because they are imposing a regulation on free speech and privacy without any backing of law, Nikhil Pahwa, founder of a digital news portal and a cyber activist, told AFP. In my opinion all these rules should be challenged in court and if they are, I doubt they would hold up. Facebook and Twitter, for whom India s 1.3 billion people are a key market, have said they are studying the guidelines. We look forward to continued engagement with the government of India to strike a balance between transparency, freedom of expression, and privacy, said a Twitter spokesperson.

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New social media rules in India could threaten free expression, critics warn

Internet freedom advocates have warned that new Indian social media regulations could pose a threat to freedom of expression.

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