in-cyprus7 Jul 2026

‘See you in court, Mr. Zuckerberg’: Cypriot lawyer sues Meta over free speech

Cypriot lawyer Petros Papadopoulos is suing Meta Platforms Ireland Limited, alleging its ban on political advertising and its content algorithms restrict political expression.

Filed before the District Court of Limassol, the case argues that big tech platforms should be held to higher standards over their role in political communication....

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