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\"<p>The
The IT ministry entails setting up of a grievance appellate committee to look into appeals filed by individuals against social media platforms<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The grievance appellate committee for social media users being proposed through amendment to IT rules<\/a> may have one government nominee as well as some independent experts, according to a source. The IT Ministry<\/a> is giving the final touch to the proposed amendment in IT rules<\/a> that entail setting up of a grievance appellate committee to look into appeals filed by individuals against decisions of grievance officers of social media platforms<\/a>.

The IT Ministry<\/a> hopes to notify the changes \"very soon\", possibly in less than a month.

A government official privy to the matter said the proposed mechanism will be citizen-centric, and the composition of grievance redressal committee will notified as part of the rule.

It is likely to have one government nominee as well as some independent experts, the official said but did not comment on the specifics of the panel or its other constituents.

The government is in the process of amending the social media rules that propose to give users a grievance appeal mechanism against arbitrary content moderation, inaction, or takedown decisions of big tech companies.

The government had, in June, circulated the draft rules around this. At present, \"there is no appellate mechanism provided by intermediaries nor is there any credible self-regulatory mechanism in place\", the IT ministry had then said.

\"It is proposed to create an appellate body called 'Grievance Appellate Committee' under rule 3(3) of the IT Rules 2021 by invoking section 79 of the IT Act<\/a> having regard to additional guidelines as may be prescribed by the Central Government<\/a>. Users will have the option to appeal against the grievance redressal process of the intermediaries before this new appellate body,\" the note accompanying the draft amendment had said.

The committee will endeavor to address the user's appeal within a period of 30 days, the note had further said.

Even after providing for the redressal mechanism through the IT Rules, 2021, user grievances remained unresolved, prompting the government to step in and propose an appellate jurisdiction framework.

Government has, all along, emphasised that safety and trust are public policy objectives and mission, and it will do all it takes to ensure suitable safeguards are in place for digital citizens navigating online and social media space.

Amid reports that digital platforms are acting arbitrarily in pulling down content and 'de-platforming', the government has made it amply clear that social media companies cannot undermine the constitutional rights of citizens, and that internet<\/a> must be a safe and trusted place with all platforms accountable to their users. There is a growing discontent among a section of users who allege that digital platforms have been indulging in arbitrary acts in taking down content, or not responding fast enough to grievances, despite users red-flagging them.

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一个政府提名,独立专家可能为社交媒体申诉受理上诉的面板上

一位政府官员参与表示建议的机制将以公众和不满的成分调整委员会将通知规则的一部分。

  • 更新于2022年8月25日04:08点坚持
< p > IT部门需要建立了一个不满上诉委员会来调查提起上诉,个人对社会媒体平台< / p >
IT部门需要建立了一个不满上诉委员会来调查个人提交的上诉反对社会媒体平台
社交媒体用户的不满上诉委员会提出修正案它的规则可能有一个政府提名以及一些独立专家,根据来源。的这部门给最后的联系提出的修正案它的规则需要设置的不满上诉委员会来调查上诉对的决定提起个人申诉的军官社交媒体平台。

的这部门希望“很快”通知更改,可能在不到一个月的时间。

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一位政府官员参与表示建议的机制将以公众和不满的成分调整委员会将通知规则的一部分。

它可能有一个政府候选人以及一些独立专家,这位官员说,但没有评论的细节面板或其他成分。

政府在修改的过程中社会媒体规则,建议给用户一个申诉机制对任意内容适度,不作为,或可拆卸的大型科技公司的决定。

6月,政府已经流传这周围的草案。目前,“没有上诉机制提供的中介也没有任何可信的自律机制”,IT部门说。

“拟创建一个上诉机构称为“申诉上诉委员会”在规则3(3)调用规则2021的79条款的它的行为考虑到额外的指导方针规定的可能中央政府。用户将可以选择上诉的申诉修正过程中介在这个新的上诉机构之前,“注意附带的修正案草案说。

委员会将努力解决用户的吸引力在一期为30天,注意进一步说。

即使通过IT规则提供修正机制,2021年,用户不满仍然没有得到解决,促使政府介入并提出上诉管辖权框架。

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政府,,强调安全性和信任是公共政策的目标和任务,它会尽一切可能确保合适的保障措施为数字公民导航网络和社交媒体空间。

有报告显示数字平台而任意行动拉低内容和“de-platforming”,政府已经充分表明,社交媒体公司不能破坏公民的宪法权利,互联网必须是一个安全可靠的地方,所有平台对用户负责。越来越多的不满情绪的部分用户声称,数字平台一直沉溺于任意的行为采取了内容,或者反应不够快的不满,尽管用户red-flagging他们。

  • 发布于2022年8月25日下午04:03坚持

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\"&lt;p&gt;The
The IT ministry entails setting up of a grievance appellate committee to look into appeals filed by individuals against social media platforms<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The grievance appellate committee for social media users being proposed through amendment to IT rules<\/a> may have one government nominee as well as some independent experts, according to a source. The IT Ministry<\/a> is giving the final touch to the proposed amendment in IT rules<\/a> that entail setting up of a grievance appellate committee to look into appeals filed by individuals against decisions of grievance officers of social media platforms<\/a>.

The IT Ministry<\/a> hopes to notify the changes \"very soon\", possibly in less than a month.

A government official privy to the matter said the proposed mechanism will be citizen-centric, and the composition of grievance redressal committee will notified as part of the rule.

It is likely to have one government nominee as well as some independent experts, the official said but did not comment on the specifics of the panel or its other constituents.

The government is in the process of amending the social media rules that propose to give users a grievance appeal mechanism against arbitrary content moderation, inaction, or takedown decisions of big tech companies.

The government had, in June, circulated the draft rules around this. At present, \"there is no appellate mechanism provided by intermediaries nor is there any credible self-regulatory mechanism in place\", the IT ministry had then said.

\"It is proposed to create an appellate body called 'Grievance Appellate Committee' under rule 3(3) of the IT Rules 2021 by invoking section 79 of the IT Act<\/a> having regard to additional guidelines as may be prescribed by the Central Government<\/a>. Users will have the option to appeal against the grievance redressal process of the intermediaries before this new appellate body,\" the note accompanying the draft amendment had said.

The committee will endeavor to address the user's appeal within a period of 30 days, the note had further said.

Even after providing for the redressal mechanism through the IT Rules, 2021, user grievances remained unresolved, prompting the government to step in and propose an appellate jurisdiction framework.

Government has, all along, emphasised that safety and trust are public policy objectives and mission, and it will do all it takes to ensure suitable safeguards are in place for digital citizens navigating online and social media space.

Amid reports that digital platforms are acting arbitrarily in pulling down content and 'de-platforming', the government has made it amply clear that social media companies cannot undermine the constitutional rights of citizens, and that internet<\/a> must be a safe and trusted place with all platforms accountable to their users. There is a growing discontent among a section of users who allege that digital platforms have been indulging in arbitrary acts in taking down content, or not responding fast enough to grievances, despite users red-flagging them.

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