2019/9/18 19:43:40, Global Times (China)
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1164831.shtml
By Shen Yi
Facebook, which has lent a sympathetic ear to rumors messing up Hong Kong, has again spawned controversy. The powerful social media platform has repeatedly suspended the page of Dot Dot News, a news agency officially registered with the Information Services Department of the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Besides, Facebook also suspended 10 of Hong Kong police's anti-violence WhatsApp hotlines set up in wake of the unrest. The cyberspace, represented by Western social media, is gradually becoming the core arena that disturbs Hong Kong's order.
Dot Dot News brings real and reliable news to readers. It supports the Hong Kong police to strictly enforce the law and restore social order. But Dot Dot News has been blocked by Facebook out of malice just because it has taken a stance against the rioters. Recently, Facebook and other Western social media platforms not only allowed extreme Hong Kong opposition to mobilize online, but also let them leak the personal information of Hong Kong police officers and their family members. In such cyberbullying, even fake photos and
