Administration of Facebook has equated “Ukrainians” to “niggers” – Look

Account writer Eduard Bagirov, in the social network Facebook is blocked by the administration of a week for the use of the expression “poor Ukrainians».

The word “Ukrainians” was the reason for blocking the account of the writer Eduard Bagirov social network Facebook. This response gave the administration of social networks Roskomnadzor to a request to clarify the situation with blocking pages.

«The word” Ukrainians “in such submission is subject to the use of words such as” nigger “and others, and violates the rules of the community”, – quotes “News” management response Facebook.

The rules of the social network include blocking user accounts if they pose a “real threat of physical harm or a direct threat to public safety.”

Sam Eduard Bagirov said that for him the word “Ukrainians” no negative connotations: “This brotherly treatment. When my friends call me Katsap Ukrainians or Moskal, and I would never read this in a negative tone. ”

Roskomnadzor opposes the use of ‘lexicon ethnic hatred “, but believes that the administration of Facebook should apply the same approach to the use of certain expressions of different nationalities. “We expect that the application of the rules of Facebook is impartial and work equally with respect to any abusive language, humiliating the national dignity of any nation, including the peoples and nationalities living in the territory of Russia”, – said the spokesman Vadim Ampelonsky Roskomnadzor.

According to the newspaper VIEW, June 17 representatives visited Facebook in Ukraine, held a meeting with representatives of the Ministry of Information Policy.

May 15 Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg explained that some very aggressive positions of a number of Ukrainian citizens have been locked due to violation of standards of social network.

He also commented on the observations that the Ukrainian people are supposedly posts are moderated from the Russian office of Facebook, saying that his company does not have an office in Russia, and the Ukrainian section is moderated by an international team from Dublin.