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Kenya's Proposed Law Would Require Meta, TikTok and X to Report Unlawful Content

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Kenya has proposed legislation requiring Meta, TikTok and X to report unlawful content to authorities, setting a potential regional precedent for mandatory platform accountability obligations. The proposed law would impose formal reporting requirements on global social media companies operating in the country.

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Kenya has proposed legislation that would require Meta, TikTok and X to report unlawful content to authorities, setting a potential precedent for mandatory platform accountability across Africa. The proposed law would impose formal reporting obligations on global social media platforms operating in the country.