The letter was signed by 33 animal welfare organizations from around the world on behalf of the Social Media Animal Cruelty Coalition (www.smaccoalition.com/) and calls on Meta to do more to remove torture and abuse content and users who share it from the platform.
The content refers to the BBC documentary that exposed international networks of animal abusers creating, selling, and consuming content about the violent torture of macaques on social media.
You can find the documentary here - but beware, it's not for the faint of heart:

www.bbc.com/news/world-65951188.

Meta needs to take immediate, concrete action to crack down on this torture and abuse content involving animals, especially the severely affected monkeys by significantly improving policies and moderation, immediately removing videos that show such torture, and closing the accounts
closing the accounts on which they appear. Meta should also report such offenders to the authorities, especially in light of the police investigation that will be conducted based on the evidence collected in the documentary.
Read the full letter to Mark Zuckerberg here:

 

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