Daniel Motaung was a content moderator for Facebook in Nairobi. He won in court The sameFacebook’s main contractor in East Africa, for forced labor, human trafficking and antisyndical.
The lawyers of Metathe parent company of Facebook, claimed that the tribunal kenyan had no jurisdiction over the business because it was not resident, commercial or domiciled in Kenya.
THE avocados of Motaung asked the judge not to let Meta get away. Motaung also stated that the content moderation work for Facebook was dangerous to mental health and poorly paid.
Attempts to form a union, in order to be able to obtain the best general conditions, were crushed and The same fired him.
The lead lawyer of Daniel Motaung stated that the position of Meta was a “bold disregard for the constitution as well as the fundamental principles of human rights law”.
The lawyers of Meta et The same were accused of trying to silence Motaung.
Facebook has agreed to pay $52 million in compensation to more than 11,000 content moderators in the United States for mental health issues developed at work.
