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France· ParisCall to block Far Right accounts on French social media
Inspired by a Brazilian model, French social media users are being encouraged to block Far Right accounts and avoid engaging with their content.
Background
France is experiencing a rise in far-right political influence, with figures like Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella gaining prominence. This trend mirrors broader global shifts, including in Brazil, where online activism has become a tool for civic engagement and political counter-movements.
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Call to block Far Right accounts on French social media
First report 2h agoLast update 2h agoSocial media users are encouraged to block Far Right accounts to counter their influence, drawing inspiration from successful campaigns in other countries.
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Encouraging blocking of far-right accounts on social media
First report 2h agoLast update 2h agoUsers are being encouraged to block far-right accounts on social media to disengage and prevent their spread, drawing inspiration from a Brazilian initiative.
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