LISBON, Nov 2 — Former France football player Thierry Henry slammed social media giants today, saying they had not done enough to tackle online abuse since he quit the platforms earlier this year in protest over their lack of action to combat racism and bullying. Henry, who had 15 million...
LISBON, Nov 2 — Former France football player Thierry Henry slammed social media giants today, saying they had not done enough to tackle online abuse since he quit the platforms earlier this year in protest over their lack of action to combat racism and bullying.
Now, around six months since he ditched social media, the 44-year-old former Arsenal and Barcelona player, who suffered racial abuse during his playing career, said things are the same and that he might never reactivate his personal accounts.
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