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Australian Muslim advocacy group wins landmark hate speech case against X

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Australian court asserts jurisdiction over social media company, marking a significant win for the Australian Muslim Advocacy Network.

A Muslim advocacy group has won a landmark case against X in a hate speech lawsuit, the group reported on Facebook.

The Australian Muslim Advocacy Network accused X of violating the Anti-Discrimination Act by allowing anti-Muslim content on its platforms. AMAN argued the content incited hatred against Muslims in Queensland. However, the Tribunal affirmed its jurisdiction, noting the local effect of X’s activities and revenue from advertising aimed at Queensland users.A spokesperson for AMAN praised the decision, highlighting its positive effect on communities affected by hate speech.

"Protections in Australia do apply to social media companies, and hate speech is governed by clear standards, not corporate discretion.”

 

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