establish a policy aimed at addressing content that normalizes gender based violence through praise, justification, celebration or mocking of gender-based violence. 9. Oversight Board decision The Oversight Board overturns Meta's original decision to leave up the content. 10. Recommendations A. Content policy 1. To ensure clarity for users, Meta should explain that the term “medical condition,” as used in the Bullying and Harassment Community Standard, includes “serious physical injury.” While the internal guidance explains to content moderators that “medical condition” includes “serious physical injury,” this explanation is not provided to Meta’s users. The Board will consider this recommendation implemented when the public-facing language of the Community Standard is amended to include this clarification. 2. The Board recommends that Meta undertakes a policy development process to establish a policy aimed at addressing content that normalizes gender-based violence through praise, justification, celebration or mocking of gender-based violence. The Board understands that Meta is conducting a policy development process which, among other issues, is considering how to address praise of gender-based violence. This recommendation is in support of a more thorough approach to limiting the harms caused by the normalization of gender-based violence. The Board will consider this recommendation implemented when Meta publishes the findings of this policy development process and updates its Community Standards. *Procedural note: The Oversight Board’s decisions are prepared by panels of five Members and approved by a majority of the Board. Board decisions do not necessarily represent the personal views of all Members. For this case decision, independent research was commissioned on behalf of the Board. The