Meta Loses , Content Moderation Partner , Following Lawsuit.br TechCrunch reports that Facebook's parent company, Meta, is about to lose its main subcontractor for content moderation. .br On January 10, Kenya-based tech company Sama br announced the closure of its content moderation br division, citing the need to streamline operations.br The news comes months after both Meta br and Sama were sued in Kenya, facing accusationsbr of human trafficking, forced labor and more.br Just weeks ago, another lawsuit in Kenya br accused Meta of failing to prevent the br spread of hateful content on its platform. .br Now, Sama has announced that it will let go br of 200 employees, 3 of its team, br in an effort to exit content review services.br The current economic climate br requires more efficient and br streamlined business operations, Sama statement, via TechCrunch.br According to Sama, Meta has already br contracted Luxembourg-based Majorel to br compensate for the loss of Sama's contractors.br The lawsuit against Sama and Meta accuses the br two companies of forced labor, human trafficking, br unfair labor relations and labor busting.br The lawsuit also accuses the companies br of failing to provide "adequate" br mental health and psychosocial support.br The second Kenyan lawsuit Meta facesbr accuses the platform of failing to moderate br hateful content and fueling the Tigray War. .br The second Kenyan lawsuit Meta facesbr accuses the platform of failing to moderate br hateful content and fueling the Tigray War.