Overview
- Hamad, a Palestinian-American, alleges Meta fired him for investigating content suppression affecting Palestinian creators.
- The lawsuit accuses Meta of discriminatory practices, including deleting internal posts about Gaza and scrutinizing Palestinian flag emojis.
- Meta argues Hamad violated data access policies, a claim he denies, asserting he had no personal connection to the accounts involved.
- Human rights groups have criticized Meta for bias against Palestinian content, echoing Hamad's allegations.
- Nearly 200 Meta employees previously raised similar concerns in an open letter to company leadership.