Meta told to boost human oversight after CSEAM removal inefficiencies
The government told Meta to increase human oversight in content removal processes, including more experts fluent in Indian languages and cultural context. This follows criticism over compliance issues like child sexual exploitation material (CSEAM) removal inefficiencies. Meta met with MeitY officials today for the third time, with additional meetings scheduled next week to address WhatsApp-related concerns and technical matters. The NHRC issued notices to police chiefs in multiple states and Meta, urging action on reported CSEAM cases.
18 AUG 2026
— NDTV
The Indian government and Meta are negotiating the use of paid content linked to child sexual abuse on Instagram, emphasizing the need for compliance with Indian law.
3 SEPT 2026
— NDTV
The NHRC initiated a formal investigation into Instagram's handling of child abuse material advertisements, demanding reports from multiple government agencies and Meta.
9 SEPT 2026
— BBC
Tech Transparency Project (TTP) discovered Meta continued to run ads featuring AI-generated child sexual abuse material in India despite a government order to remove such content.
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