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A legal dispute over global jurisdiction for online content removal creates a policy gap between AU Government and Opposition.
David Kennedy · Venture InsightsPeriod: April 20244 min read
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Provisional injunction granted by courts against X (April 2024)
Year the Online Safety Act was established (2021)
This report analyses the escalating legal and political dispute between the Australian eSafety Commission and X (formerly Twitter) regarding global content removal notices. Following a violent incident in Sydney, the Commission issued a notice to remove graphic video globally, a move X has challenged in court. The brief highlights how this case has fractured the previous bipartisan consensus on online safety, with the Opposition now questioning the feasibility of Australia acting as a global 'internet police'.
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