Australians missing in Nepal face racist abuse on social media
Forty-three Australians are missing following catastrophic floods in Nepal and Tibet triggered by a glacier collapse, with at least 810 people dead overall. The tragedy has been overshadowed by a wave of racist social media comments directed at the missing Australians, prompting community members and families to call for greater accountability from social media platforms to remove hateful rhetoric during this crisis.
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Australians missing in Nepal targeted by ‘heartbreaking’ and ‘abhorrent’ racist slurs
Forty-three Australians are missing following catastrophic floods in Nepal and Tibet triggered by a glacier collapse, with at least 810 people dead overall. The tragedy has been overshadowed by a wave of racist social media comments directed at the missing Australians, prompting community members and families to call for greater accountability from social media platforms to remove hateful rhetoric during this crisis.
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