Greens review social media operation as Polanski row rumbles on
Summary
The Green Party of England and Wales is reviewing how it handles social media after a controversy involving its leader, Zack Polanski. Polanski shared a post containing an image seen as threatening by some, which sparked criticism and calls for better control of his online activity.Key Facts
- The Green Party is examining its social media operations amid recent controversy.
- Leader Zack Polanski reposted an image showing a t-shirt with a guillotine and a slogan about Nigel Farage.
- Polanski did not apologize for sharing the image but said he needed to be more careful on social media.
- The post appeared on Polanski’s Instagram, which he manages himself instead of letting party staff do it.
- Nigel Farage’s party reported the image to the police, but authorities said it did not meet the threshold for action.
- Inside the Green Party, there is concern about Polanski's fast and frequent social media interactions.
- The Green Party has faced other social media problems, with candidates stepping down or being suspended over posts.
- Recent polls show the Green Party losing support to Labour after Labour chose a new leader.
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