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TikTok Creators File Suit To Block U.S. Ban
UNITED STATES – A coalition of TikTok creators announced on Tuesday it has taken legal action in U.S. Federal court to halt a law signed by president Joe Biden, which could force the app’s divestiture or ban it altogether.
UNITED STATES – A coalition of TikTok creators announced on Tuesday it has taken legal action in U.S. Federal court to halt a law signed by president Joe Biden, which could force the app’s divestiture or ban it altogether.
They argue that tiktok is vital for self-expression and community building.
The lawsuit, seeking injunctive relief, contends that the law threatens free speech and disrupts a significant mode of American communication.
This follows a previous lawsuit by TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance, citing violations of the U.S. Constitution, including infringements on first amendment rights.
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