The United Nations upgrades the censorship industrial complex

Published June 20, 2023 4:39pm ET



In recent years, the public has learned that journalists, federal agencies in multiple Western countries, academics, social media platforms, and shadowy nonprofit groups have all been involved in policing what a conglomerate of elites consider to be harmful speech online. Now, the United Nations has joined the party by launching its iVerify platform, an “automated fact-checking tool.”

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