Through petitions www.change.org/facebook-hewan, nearly 450 thousand people around the world, including Indonesia, asked Facebook to change specific policy community standards.
Petition initiated by the citizens of Germany Bettina Bergener begged Facebook to include clauses related to violence against animals. In the community standards, Facebook required to firmly reject the content of violence against animals, as well as violence in humans.
"By including this clause, the user can exclusively report violence against animals on a particular page on Facebook. In this way, animal abuse can be eliminated from Facebook," said Bettina.
The global campaign is supported activist animal lovers in nine countries with a petition made speaking German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, and Indonesia. In Indonesia alone, this petition also received support from the observer animal activists.
"As one of the social networks that have millions of users, Facebook should be able to change the standard of the community in order to accommodate the public report on violence against animals. Torture of animals, both domestic and wild, can not go unpunished," said Davina from Garda Animal Indonesia , in a statement to detikINET, Friday (20/03/2015).
A similar statement was delivered by Riyanni Djangkaru animal activists and environmental observers and Benvika of Jakarta Animal Aid Network (JAAN).
"Glad really that big companies like Facebook commits to prohibit postings torture of animals," said Riyanni.
"We asked the manager of the web, blogs, and social media including Facebook to block if there is content cruelty to animals and illegal trade," added Benvika.
In its petition, Bettina says many pages, groups and events on Facebook that show violence against animals. Start of animal photos captured alive, put in a jar, burned alive or sexually abused. (Rns / ash).
detik, March 20 2015






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