Suéllen Rosim, Mayor of Bauru (SP) Disclosure The mayor of Bauru (SP), Suéllen Rosim (PSD), went to court against Facebook and users of the social network for attacks she suffered in a virtual environment. According to the mayor's defense, four lawsuits were filed against content and comments considered offensive. Meta, the company responsible for Facebook, said it will not comment on the case. ? Join the g1 Bauru and Marília channel on WhatsApp In three actions, lawyer Jeferson Machado exposes comments about the mayor's pregnancy, under allegations that the content “exceeds the limits of political criticism” and constitutes crimes of insult and defamation. In another action, a montage is presented that associates the image of the mayor, a black woman, with a monkey. Understand the difference between racism and racial insult In all cases, the defense requests payment of compensation for moral damages of up to R$20,000 for each defendant. Injunctions granted In two cases, the Court has already granted injunctions to remove the publications from the air and determined the identification of those responsible. In other actions, which have not yet been assessed, the defense asks Facebook to provide data on the authors of the content so that they can be held accountable for the crimes. Removal of publications This is not the first time that the mayor has taken action to remove content. In 2023, the Court ordered Facebook to remove publications from five people who associated the mayor with the coup acts on January 8 of that year, which took place in Brasília (DF). On that occasion, judge José Claudio Domingues Moreira, from the 1st Court of the Special Civil Court of the Bauru Court, imposed a fine on the company and users for not removing the publications. See more news from the region on g1 Bauru and Marília VIDEOS: watch reports from the region
Mayor of Bauru goes to court against Facebook and users for attacks on the social network
Suéllen Rosim, Mayor of Bauru (SP) Disclosure The mayor of Bauru (SP), Suéllen Rosim (PSD), went to court against Facebook and users of the social network for attacks she suffered in a virtual environment. According to...
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