Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes said the platform, which hosts conservative content, has failed to comply with court orders. In response, Rumble said it faces "unprecedented censorship in Brazil.

A Brazilian Supreme Court justice on Friday ordered the suspension of video-sharing platform Rumble in the South American nation for allegedly refusing to comply with court orders. Justice Alexandre de Moraes on Thursday had given Rumble 48 hours to name a legal representative in Brazil,

By Ricardo Brito, Maria Carolina Marcello, Lisandra Paraguassu and Andre Romani BRASILIA/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's Supreme Court on Friday ordered the suspension of U.S. video-sharing platform Rumble in the country,

Rumble, a video platform favored by right-wing influencers, has refused to block the account of a Brazilian streamer living in the U.S. who is under investigation in his home country for alleged hate

The companies said Justice Alexandre de Moraes’s gag orders to ban accounts violated U.S. sovereignty and its free-speech protections.

The company's legal representatives in Brazil and its global press office have not commented on the matter. Additionally, Moraes has ordered US-based video-sharing platform Rumble