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Appeals Centre Publishes First Transparency Report
TL;DR • Today, we have issued our first Transparency Report. • The report covers from November 2024 to August 2025. • It includes overarching statics, platform fact-sheets, country fact-sheets and a look ahead to 2026. People and Organisations Seize Chance to Challenge Platforms For years, if you disagreed with a social media platform, your choices…
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Appeals Centre Publishes First Transparency Report
TL;DR • Today, we have issued our first Transparency Report. • The report covers from November 2024 to August 2025. • It includes overarching statics, platform fact-sheets, country fact-sheets and a look ahead to 2026. People and Organisations Seize Chance to Challenge Platforms For years, if you disagreed with a social media platform, your choices…
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Appeals Centre Europe Starts Reviewing Account Suspensions
TL;DR • From today, if your account is suspended by Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or YouTube – and you are in the EU – you can challenge the decision to Appeals Centre Europe. • To submit a dispute, click here. A New Way to Challenge Unfair Account Suspensions Every day, people find that their social media…
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Appeals Centre Europe Expands to Instagram
TL;DR From today, people and organisations in the EU can challenge content decisions on Instagram to Appeals Centre Europe. If you’ve had your video, photo or comment removed from Instagram, or you’ve seen harmful content which you think should be taken down, you can submit a dispute. Our service is free-of-charge, independent of platforms and…
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New EU Network Helps Users to Challenge Online Platforms’ Decisions
TL;DR A new EU-wide network of Out-of-court Dispute Settlement (ODS) bodies has launched, giving users a powerful new way to challenge content moderation and platform decisions without going to court. Under the Digital Services Act (DSA), users can now seek impartial reviews from certified bodies across Europe. A New Era for Digital Rights in the…
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Appeals Centre Europe Appoints new Non-Executive Directors from Across the EU
The Appeals Centre is announcing the appointment of three new Non-Executive Directors: Miguel Maduro, Göran Marby and Mary O’Brien. They join our existing Non-Executive Directors Cherine Chalaby and Kate O’Regan, while Marie Wieck will be stepping down from the Board. Our Non-Executive Directors play a crucial role in overseeing the strategy and governance of the…
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Users Make Voices Heard as Appeals Centre’s First Decisions Overturn Platforms
Since late January, the Appeals Centre has issued more than 150 decisions about content on Facebook and TikTok. Despite social media companies making out-of-court dispute settlement Europe’s best-kept-secret, users are successfully challenging platforms’ content decisions – with more than half of our 141 decisions related to Facebook overturning the platform’s decisions. Users Seize Chance to…
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Appeals Centre Publishes First Transparency Report
TL;DR • Today, we have issued our first Transparency Report. • The report covers from November 2024 to August 2025. • It includes overarching statics, platform fact-sheets, country fact-sheets and a look ahead to 2026. People and Organisations Seize Chance to Challenge Platforms For years, if you disagreed with a social media platform, your choices…
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Appeals Centre Europe Starts Reviewing Account Suspensions
TL;DR • From today, if your account is suspended by Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or YouTube – and you are in the EU – you can challenge the decision to Appeals Centre Europe. • To submit a dispute, click here. A New Way to Challenge Unfair Account Suspensions Every day, people find that their social media…
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Appeals Centre Europe Expands to Instagram
TL;DR From today, people and organisations in the EU can challenge content decisions on Instagram to Appeals Centre Europe. If you’ve had your video, photo or comment removed from Instagram, or you’ve seen harmful content which you think should be taken down, you can submit a dispute. Our service is free-of-charge, independent of platforms and…
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Appeals Centre Publishes First Transparency Report
TL;DR • Today, we have issued our first Transparency Report. • The report covers from November 2024 to August 2025. • It includes overarching statics, platform fact-sheets, country fact-sheets and a look ahead to 2026. People and Organisations Seize Chance to Challenge Platforms For years, if you disagreed with a social media platform, your choices…
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Appeals Centre Europe Starts Reviewing Account Suspensions
TL;DR • From today, if your account is suspended by Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or YouTube – and you are in the EU – you can challenge the decision to Appeals Centre Europe. • To submit a dispute, click here. A New Way to Challenge Unfair Account Suspensions Every day, people find that their social media…
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Appeals Centre Europe Expands to Instagram
TL;DR From today, people and organisations in the EU can challenge content decisions on Instagram to Appeals Centre Europe. If you’ve had your video, photo or comment removed from Instagram, or you’ve seen harmful content which you think should be taken down, you can submit a dispute. Our service is free-of-charge, independent of platforms and…
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Appeals Centre Publishes First Transparency Report
TL;DR • Today, we have issued our first Transparency Report. • The report covers from November 2024 to August 2025. • It includes overarching statics, platform fact-sheets, country fact-sheets and a look ahead to 2026. People and Organisations Seize Chance to Challenge Platforms For years, if you disagreed with a social media platform, your choices…
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Appeals Centre Europe Starts Reviewing Account Suspensions
TL;DR • From today, if your account is suspended by Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or YouTube – and you are in the EU – you can challenge the decision to Appeals Centre Europe. • To submit a dispute, click here. A New Way to Challenge Unfair Account Suspensions Every day, people find that their social media…
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Appeals Centre Europe Expands to Instagram
TL;DR From today, people and organisations in the EU can challenge content decisions on Instagram to Appeals Centre Europe. If you’ve had your video, photo or comment removed from Instagram, or you’ve seen harmful content which you think should be taken down, you can submit a dispute. Our service is free-of-charge, independent of platforms and…
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Appeals Centre Publishes First Transparency Report
TL;DR • Today, we have issued our first Transparency Report. • The report covers from November 2024 to August 2025. • It includes overarching statics, platform fact-sheets, country fact-sheets and a look ahead to 2026. People and Organisations Seize Chance to Challenge Platforms For years, if you disagreed with a social media platform, your choices…
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Appeals Centre Europe Starts Reviewing Account Suspensions
TL;DR • From today, if your account is suspended by Facebook, Instagram, TikTok or YouTube – and you are in the EU – you can challenge the decision to Appeals Centre Europe. • To submit a dispute, click here. A New Way to Challenge Unfair Account Suspensions Every day, people find that their social media…
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Appeals Centre Europe Expands to Instagram
TL;DR From today, people and organisations in the EU can challenge content decisions on Instagram to Appeals Centre Europe. If you’ve had your video, photo or comment removed from Instagram, or you’ve seen harmful content which you think should be taken down, you can submit a dispute. Our service is free-of-charge, independent of platforms and…