YouTube received legal requests to delete O’Doherty’s videos
Since her account was terminated, she has held daily protests at the office of YouTube’s owner Google on Barrow Street in central Dublin, claiming that she is being censored
Video sharing giant YouTube received several legal requests last week to remove content shared by Gemma O’Doherty, a former presidential candidate who promotes conspiracy theories online, before it deleted her channel on the platform.
The requests were complied with, as they related to breaches of court reporting restrictions. However, the reason for O’Doherty’s ban from the site last Tuesday was for multiple unrelated ...