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You won’t see us here on LinkedIn today, on Tuesday 9th of July – or any other Tuesday in the near future. We, and many other users, are protesting against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🆓🇵🇸🍉 Countless advocates for ending this genocide are being ousted, restricted and #shadowbanned, including our corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space on its platform to Zionist propaganda. This stance does not make even business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. Perhaps if we all refused to pay for premium services on this platform they would start listening, A professional social media platform should not filter and select content based on political bias. Individual followers can decide with their own minds which content they want to see, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies all from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many LinkedIn users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. A professional social media platform cannot promote censorship and forced political alignment, it goes against their professional ethos and reputation. Human Rights Watch ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions Al Jazeera English TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) The Voice Facts4Palestine CODEPINK: Women for Peace Call 2 Action Now Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Please react, comment and share this message across your networks to join the campaign #NoLinkedInTuesday

You won’t see us here on LinkedIn today, on Tuesday 16th of July – or any other Tuesday in the near future. We, and many other users, are protesting against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🆓🇵🇸🍉 Countless advocates for ending this genocide are being ousted, restricted and #shadowbanned, including our corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space on its platform to Zionist propaganda. This stance does not even make business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. Perhaps if we all refused to pay for premium services on this platform they would start listening. A professional social media platform should not select and filter content based on arbitrary political bias. Individual followers can decide, with their own minds, which content they want to see, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. There is no need for further selection by platform moderation, which is opaque and arbitrary. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This goes against professional ethos and corporate reputation. This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies, from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many LinkedIn users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. Human Rights Watch ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions Al Jazeera English TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) The Voice Facts4Palestine CODEPINK: Women for Peace Call 2 Action Now Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Please react, comment and share this message across your networks to join the campaign #NoLinkedInTuesday

You won’t see us here on LinkedIn today, on Tuesday 11th of June – or any other Tuesday in the near future. We, and many other users, are protesting against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🇵🇸🍉🇵🇸 Countless advocates for ending this genocide have been ousted, restricted and #shadowbanned, including our corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space to Zionist propaganda. This stance does not make even business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. A professional platform should not filter and select content based on political bias. Individual followers can decide with their own minds which content they want to see, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies all from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. A professional social media platform cannot promote censorship and forced political alignment, it goes against their professional ethos and reputation. #NoLinkedInTuesday Human Rights Watch Amnesty International ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions Al Jazeera English TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Please react, comment and share this message across your networks.

You won’t see us here on LinkedIn today, on Tuesday 23rd of July – or any other Tuesday in the near future. We, and many other users, are protesting against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🆓🇵🇸🍉 Countless advocates for ending this genocide are being ousted, restricted and #shadowbanned, including our corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space on its platform to Zionist propaganda. This stance does not even make business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. Perhaps if we all refused to pay for premium services on this platform they would start listening. A professional social media platform should not select and filter content based on arbitrary political bias. Individual followers can decide, with their own minds, which content they want to see, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. There is no need for further selection by platform moderation, which is opaque and arbitrary. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This goes against professional ethos and corporate reputation. This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies, from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many LinkedIn users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. Human Rights Watch ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions Al Jazeera English TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) The Voice Facts4Palestine CODEPINK: Women for Peace Call 2 Action Now Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Peace Now Please react, comment and share this message across your networks to join the campaign #NoLinkedInTuesday

You won’t see us here on LinkedIn today, on Tuesday 18th of June – or any other Tuesday in the near future. We, and many other users, are protesting against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🆓🇵🇸🍉 Countless advocates for ending this genocide have been ousted, restricted and #shadowbanned, including our corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space on its platform to Zionist propaganda. This stance does not make even business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. Perhaps if we all refused to pay for premium services on this platform they would start listening, A professional social media platform should not filter and select content based on political bias. Individual followers can decide with their own minds which content they want to see, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies all from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many LinkedIn users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. A professional social media platform cannot promote censorship and forced political alignment, it goes against their professional ethos and reputation. #NoLinkedInTuesday Human Rights Watch ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions Al Jazeera English TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Please react, comment and share this message across your networks.

You won’t see us here on LinkedIn today, on Tuesday 25th of June – or any other Tuesday in the near future. We, and many other users, are protesting against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🆓🇵🇸🍉 Countless advocates for ending this genocide have been ousted, restricted and #shadowbanned, including our corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space on its platform to Zionist propaganda. This stance does not make even business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. Perhaps if we all refused to pay for premium services on this platform they would start listening, A professional social media platform should not filter and select content based on political bias. Individual followers can decide with their own minds which content they want to see, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies all from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many LinkedIn users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. A professional social media platform cannot promote censorship and forced political alignment, it goes against their professional ethos and reputation. #NoLinkedInTuesday Human Rights Watch ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions Al Jazeera English TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Please react, comment and share this message across your networks.

You won’t see us here on LinkedIn today, on Tuesday 30th of July – or any other Tuesday in the near future. We, and many other users, are protesting against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🆓🇵🇸🍉 Countless advocates for ending this genocide are being ousted, restricted and #shadowbanned, including our corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space on its platform to Zionist propaganda. This stance does not even make business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. Perhaps if we all refused to pay for premium services on this platform they would start listening. A professional social media platform should not select and filter content based on arbitrary political bias. Individual followers can decide, with their own minds, which content they want to see, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. There is no need for further selection by platform moderation, which is opaque and arbitrary. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This goes against professional ethos and corporate reputation. This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies, from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many LinkedIn users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. Human Rights Watch ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) The Voice Facts4Palestine CODEPINK: Women for Peace Call 2 Action Now Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Peace Now Stand With Palestine Please react, comment and share this message across your networks to join the campaign #NoLinkedInTuesday

You won’t see us here on LinkedIn today, on Tuesday 13th of August – or any other Tuesday in the near future. We, and many other users, are protesting against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🆓🇵🇸🍉 Countless advocates for ending this genocide are being ousted, restricted and #shadowbanned, including our corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space on its platform to Zionist propaganda. This stance does not even make business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. Perhaps if we all refused to pay for premium services on this platform they would start listening. A professional social media platform should not select and filter content based on arbitrary political bias. Individual followers can decide, with their own minds, which content they want to see, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. There is no need for further selection by platform moderation, which is opaque and arbitrary. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This goes against professional ethos and corporate reputation. This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies, from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many LinkedIn users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. Human Rights Watch ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) The Voice Facts4Palestine CODEPINK: Women for Peace Call 2 Action Now Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Peace Now Stand With Palestine Access Now Al Jazeera Media Network Please react, comment and share this message across your networks to join the campaign #NoLinkedInTuesday #UnmuteVoices

You won’t see us here on LinkedIn today, on Tuesday 6th of August – or any other Tuesday in the near future. We, and many other users, are protesting against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🆓🇵🇸🍉 Countless advocates for ending this genocide are being ousted, restricted and #shadowbanned, including our corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space on its platform to Zionist propaganda. This stance does not even make business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. Perhaps if we all refused to pay for premium services on this platform they would start listening. A professional social media platform should not select and filter content based on arbitrary political bias. Individual followers can decide, with their own minds, which content they want to see, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. There is no need for further selection by platform moderation, which is opaque and arbitrary. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This goes against professional ethos and corporate reputation. This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies, from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many LinkedIn users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. Human Rights Watch ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) The Voice Facts4Palestine CODEPINK: Women for Peace Call 2 Action Now Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Peace Now Stand With Palestine Access Now Please react, comment and share this message across your networks to join the campaign #NoLinkedInTuesday #UnmuteVoices

We, and many other users, are protesting today 3rd of September, and on a weekly basis on Tuesdays, against this platform’s #censorship and constraints to #freedomofexpression, around the violent occupation in Palestine and connected issues. 🆓🇵🇸🍉 Countless advocates for ending this genocide are being ousted, #restricted and #shadowbanned, including this corporate account, for nothing more than telling the #truth or simply for expressing political positions that are not aligned with LinkedIn’s senior management political thinking. LinkedIn is targeting anyone who reports truthful facts about this inhumanity, anyone who express different political opinions and asks for institutional accountability. The negative publicity LinkedIn attracts with this very controversial policy largely outweighs benefits generated by leaving open space on its platform to Zionist propaganda and other disreputed political ideas. This stance does not even make business sense, as it tarnishes their corporate reputation as a ‘professional’ social platform. Perhaps if we all refused to pay for premium services on this platform they would start listening. A professional social media platform should not select and filter content based on arbitrary political bias. Individual followers can decide, with their own minds, which content they want to see and support, based on their choice to follow certain accounts and reacting to content they wish to see more of. There is no need for further selection by platform moderation, which is opaque and arbitrary. Who would store personal and sensitive data on a platform that actively promotes arbitrary #politicalcensorship and is politically aligned? This goes against professional ethos and corporate reputation. This has to stop. Immediately. For the sake of the business future of this platform and the freedom of expression of its users. We request that these arbitrarily restrictive policies are abolished. We users have experienced the impact on our posting of such policies, from personal experience, for which we now have irrefutable #factualevidence. We are collectively willing to share such evidence with interested parties and the press. Every week tens of thousands of people around the world see these protest messages, react and comment, as proof this is a real issue for many LinkedIn users, even if this a challenging topic to talk about. Human Rights Watch ARTICLE 19 Freedom House FIDH - International Federation for Human Rights Democracy Now! Productions TRT Reporters Without Borders (RSF) The Voice Facts4Palestine CODEPINK: Women for Peace Bystanders No More Call 2 Action Now Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Peace Now Stand With Palestine We For P Access Now Al Jazeera Media Network Please react, comment and share this message across your networks to join the campaign #NoLinkedInTuesday #UnmuteVoices