Cambodia’s ex-leader says the platform has decided not to suspend his account.
Former Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen in January posted a video on Facebook threatening to beat up his rivals.
In a post, Hun Sen said Facebook had rejected a recommendation from its Oversight Board to suspend his account after he had posted a video threatening to beat up his rivals. Hun Sen’s hugely popular page — which has around 14 million followers — was reactivated in July, but his social media assistant claimed to be running it in his place at the time.The row kicked off in June when the platform’s Oversight Board recommended that Hun Sen’s Facebook and Instagram accounts be suspended for six months due to a video he posted in January.
The Oversight Board’s recommendation prompted a furious reaction from the then leader, who banned Facebook representatives from the country and blacklisted more than 20 members of the board.
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