Australia created the eSafety Commissioner to protect people online, especially children. But critics argue the office has expanded far beyond that original mission.
This discussion focuses on the eSafety Commissioner’s battle with Elon Musk and X over footage of the stabbing of Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel. The regulator sought to have specified posts removed globally, turning the case into a major debate over online safety, censorship, free speech, and whether one government should have the power to influence what the entire world can see.
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