The struggles for social media giant company Meta seems not to have an end as it got another hit. Recently, the Justice Ministry of Russia reported putting Meta in its “list of extremist organizations.” This blow from the Russian government might not result in any good for the company.
Meta is not the first to face the rage of the Russian institution. Earlier it’s popular platforms—Facebook and Instagram—were restricted from access. Now the Russian court went on to rule their parent company in the list accusing them of engaging in activities liable to put it under the bracket of extremism.
The action was said to come in the wake of a campaign in Russia against social media platforms belonging to the Western countries.
Meta took an action in response while going to file for an appeal in a Moscow court. The company asked to repeal the abrupt ban but the request was rejected.
Mark Zuckerberg’s company was claimed to be involved in the notion dubbed ‘Russophobia’. A
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