FIFA removes 388,000 inciting posts during World Cup

The FIFA World Cup hosted in the United States, Mexico, and Canada has undergone extensive review on social media platforms. During this process, 3.8 million posts were analyzed, and 388,000 of them were removed due to containing inciting or offensive comments. The number of offensive posts accounted for more than 30 million comments out of over 250 million posts reviewed in total. Prominent figures, including former Liberian President George Weah, Nigerian national team player Mercy Akide, and an American referee, participated in the committee tasked with finding solutions to eliminate hate speech. They emphasized the ongoing need to combat racism and discrimination, which persist despite the passage of time.

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