Speeches by Mohamed.

“My question is to Nina. You mentioned earlier the fertile ground for tackling FIMI. At the moment, there is no official organisation in America for that. What is the main US agency or body countering FIMI against the threats you have mentioned?”

“Yes. During his opening speech at COP30, President Lula warned that we are living in an era of fake news and misrepresentation. What forms of climate related disinformation do the Brazilian Government consider might be most harmful to international climate co-operation?”

“Does that political non-alignment prevent you from identifying misinformation or disinformation when it happens and is attributed to other states?”

“We heard earlier that America has closed the Global Engagement Centre. What function does Brazil have to tackle FIMI?”

“Who do the harassment and threats come from?”

“You said that X is now functioning in Brazil, so it is back to normal. How do you respond to people or organisations that may criticise that what happened could undermine freedom of expression or freedom of speech?”

“Has that experience with X influenced the broader regulatory reforms to various other online platforms?”

“What kind of activity were they involved in in Brazil?”

“Thank you, Mr Brasil. Brazil has been at the centre of the debate surrounding disinformation and online platforms following the judicial dispute with X. Can you outline more about that dispute and the types of disinformation that were identified?”

“Who do the harassment and threats come from?”

“My question is to Nina. You mentioned earlier the fertile ground for tackling FIMI. At the moment, there is no official organisation in America for that. What is the main US agency or body countering FIMI against the threats you have mentioned?”

“We heard earlier that America has closed the Global Engagement Centre. What function does Brazil have to tackle FIMI?”

“Yes. During his opening speech at COP30, President Lula warned that we are living in an era of fake news and misrepresentation. What forms of climate related disinformation do the Brazilian Government consider might be most harmful to international climate co-operation?”

“Does that political non-alignment prevent you from identifying misinformation or disinformation when it happens and is attributed to other states?”

“You said that X is now functioning in Brazil, so it is back to normal. How do you respond to people or organisations that may criticise that what happened could undermine freedom of expression or freedom of speech?”

“Has that experience with X influenced the broader regulatory reforms to various other online platforms?”

“What kind of activity were they involved in in Brazil?”

“Sheffield Hallam University in my constituency is home to internationally respected researchers, including Professor Laura Murphy, whose excellent work on forced labour in China has been met with coercion, intimidation and attempts at interference linked to the Chinese state. At a time when universities are increasingl…”

“Thank you, Mr Brasil. Brazil has been at the centre of the debate surrounding disinformation and online platforms following the judicial dispute with X. Can you outline more about that dispute and the types of disinformation that were identified?”

“My question is to Nina. You mentioned earlier the fertile ground for tackling FIMI. At the moment, there is no official organisation in America for that. What is the main US agency or body countering FIMI against the threats you have mentioned?”