All I see in your link is a very strong opinion posted on Mastodon social, but there is zero source of what the user claims. The only link posted is an article from Amnesty international.
They talk about messages with the devs but no citation, no screenshot.
Should I only believe their saying without any proof? This is wrong.
Not this again I've seen it posted in a few different places in what I can only imagine to discredit Lemmy or the devs.
Isn't that convenient that it is happening only 48h before a controversial shift in Reddit's policy.
Could you post some links? I saw someone make that claim before on Reddit and looks like they were upset about the lack of censorship and not about human rights violations.
if you are talking about getting naked in front of children that is not a human right that is child abuse.
if you are referring to the china uyghurs thing it is so simple the UN doesn't recognize it as a human rights abuse.
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