If we see evidence of a threat of imminent harm or a terror attack, we reach out to law enforcement." Christopher Furlong Parisians light candles and lay tributes on the monument at Place de la Republique, the day after deadly terrorist attacks in November 2015. In February, Twitter said it had suspended 125,000 accounts connected to the Islamic State over the previous six months. California State Long Beach student Nohemi Gonzalez was among 130 people killed in the Paris attacks. Facebook, Google and Twitter to be sued by Paris terrorist attack victim's family JESSICA GUYNNREGIS DUVIGNAU The family of a victim caught up in the Paris terror attacks are suing Facebook, Google and Twitter, alleging the companies provided "material support" to the Islamic State and other extremist groups.

Source: Stuff June 16, 2016 08:26 UTC