The extremist monk Vireathur's Facebook page, which has been named Buddhist Bin Laden, has been deleted. This Buddhist monk's pages were deleted in January due to continuous anti-Muslim posting. Facebook authorities on Monday said this information. News AFP
The main culpability of raising racial riot by provocative posts against the face Witru Rohingya Muslims, known for the ultra-nationalist movement of Myanmar. A Buddhist monk has been promoting a large number of followers of provocative posts against minority Rohingya Muslims.
A Facebook spokesman told AFP on Monday that the pages of Wirathur have been deleted.
The Facebook spokesman said in an e-mail message that any organization and individuals who spread violence and hatred against others are banned according to our Community Guidelines. If a person shares consecutively hateful content, then there are several measures including temporary ban and deletion of accounts, against them.
However, weird comments on Facebook pages were not found. Earlier in a video message, he said that Facebook has temporarily banned his Facebook page for one month. Because of the reason, he said Muslims took control of Facebook.
After the Myanmar semi-civilian government came to power, in 2013, Facebook became increasingly popular in the country by taking several steps to expand telecom sector. Much Buddhist anti-Muslim rhetoric, such as extremist Viththu, got star fame for a short time.
On August 25, around 7 lakh Rohingyas fled to Bangladesh after Myanmar army launched 'Clearance Operation' in Rakhine. The United Nations and the United States described it as a nationwide correctness campaign.
The main culpability of raising racial riot by provocative posts against the face Witru Rohingya Muslims, known for the ultra-nationalist movement of Myanmar. A Buddhist monk has been promoting a large number of followers of provocative posts against minority Rohingya Muslims.
A Facebook spokesman told AFP on Monday that the pages of Wirathur have been deleted.
The Facebook spokesman said in an e-mail message that any organization and individuals who spread violence and hatred against others are banned according to our Community Guidelines. If a person shares consecutively hateful content, then there are several measures including temporary ban and deletion of accounts, against them.
However, weird comments on Facebook pages were not found. Earlier in a video message, he said that Facebook has temporarily banned his Facebook page for one month. Because of the reason, he said Muslims took control of Facebook.
After the Myanmar semi-civilian government came to power, in 2013, Facebook became increasingly popular in the country by taking several steps to expand telecom sector. Much Buddhist anti-Muslim rhetoric, such as extremist Viththu, got star fame for a short time.
On August 25, around 7 lakh Rohingyas fled to Bangladesh after Myanmar army launched 'Clearance Operation' in Rakhine. The United Nations and the United States described it as a nationwide correctness campaign.
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