Hun Sen, in contrast, could face a suspension. However, as with any social media platform, there are certain risks associated with using Facebook. With over 2 billion active users, it’s no wonder that Facebook has become an important part of our lives. Sok Eysan, a spokesperson for Hun Sen’s ruling party, said he could not comment in detail because he did not know Facebook’s rules and regulations.īut he said that Hun Sen faces a double standard, because foreign-based media that broadcast attacks and what he described as false information about the prime minister and his family are allowed to operate unimpeded. Board oversight of strategy and risk: PwC Strategy and risk oversight Effective approaches to governance Preparing for new SEC rules around cybersecurity disclosures In this episode of Inside America’s Boardrooms, Barbara Berlin overviews the proposed SEC rule amendments and outlines next steps. Introduction: Facebook has always been a social media platform that is quickly becoming more and more popular. “Cambodia PM Hun Sen is finally being called out for using social media to incite violence against his opponents, and he apparently doesn’t like it one bit,” Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch, said in an emailed statement Thursday.įacebook, Robertson added, “dared to hold him accountable to their community standards.”
He said he is making the platform switch because Telegram is more effective and makes it easier to communicate when he is traveling to countries that ban Facebook use - such as China, his government’s top international ally. Facebook has consulted with experts throughout the process of developing the Oversight Board. The Eye of the Storm: Analysis Oversight Board Trumpdoueklawfare Introduction: In the wake of the President’s executive order suspending immigration from seven majority-Muslim countries, many companies have taken to social media to express their concerns. A canny and sometimes ruthless politician, Hun Sen has been Cambodia’s top leader for 38 years.
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