12/20/23, 4:12 PM Oversight Board | Independent judgement. Transparency. Legitimacy. "because it prevents people from feeling safe and respected on Facebook". Under Tier 4 of the specific rules, the company prohibits content that "praises, celebrates or mocks the death or serious injury" of private individuals. Meta's Dangerous Individuals and Organisations policy rationale explains that Meta prohibits "content that praises, substantively supports or represents events that Facebook designates as violating violent events – including terrorist attacks, hate events, multiple-victim violence or attempted multiple-victim violence". Under Tier 1 of the specific rules, Meta removes any praise of such events. III. Meta's values: Meta's values are outlined in the introduction to Facebook's Community Standards and the company has confirmed that these values apply to Instagram. The value of "Voice" is described as "paramount": The goal of our Community Standards is to create a place for expression and give people a voice. Meta wants people to be able to talk openly about the issues that matter to them, even if some may disagree or find them objectionable. Meta limits "Voice" in the service of four other values, three of which are relevant here: Safety: We're committed to making Facebook a safe place. We remove content that could contribute to a risk of harm to the physical security of persons. Content that threatens people has the potential to intimidate, exclude or silence others and isn't allowed on Facebook. Privacy:We're committed to protecting personal privacy and information. Privacy gives people the freedom to be themselves, choose how and when to share on Facebook, and connect more easily. Dignity: We believe that everyone is equal in dignity and rights. We expect that people will respect the dignity of others and not harass or degrade them. IV. International human rights standards: https://www.oversightboard.com/decision/IG-OZNR5J1Z/ 9/26