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Dana Bakdounis, jeune militante syrienne, a publié sur Facebook une photo d'elle-même sans son voile, dans le cadre de la campagne "je soutiens le soulèvement des femmes dans le monde arabe".
Monde arabe : quand Facebook censure les femmes "dévoilées"
Facebook censors abortion tips
Social media website Facebook has removed an image published by Rebecca Gomperts, the founder of pro-abortion organisation Women on Waves. The offending image contains tips telling women how they can induce an abortion using medicine.Nirvana's 'Nevermind' Album Cover Removed from Facebook
Twenty years later, Nirvana is still managing to cause controversy. The band, whose Nevermind album made waves when it was released in 1991 because of its cover art which featured a naked baby boy floating in a pool, has run into censorship yet again, this time on its Facebook page.The downside of Facebook as a public space: Censorship
Facebook Blocks All Pirate Bay Links
At the end of March The Pirate Bay added new functionality to reach out to millions of Facebook users. Just over a week later and the world’s largest social networking site has blocked all links to torrents on the world’s largest and most infamous BitTorrent tracker.Facebook’s E-mail Censorship is Legally Dubious,
<img src="http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/business/2010/11/Picture-63-300x210.png" alt="" title="Picture 63" width="300" height="210" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-25574" /> Facebook’s “modern messaging system” may make it convenient to seamlessly move between instant messaging and a Facebook.com e-mail account, but not if you are sharing a link to a file sharing site. Facebook began blocking BitTorrent link-sharing on Facebook walls and news feeds last spring, and also started blocking private messages between users that included a link to torrents on the Pirate Bay.
New Facebook Messaging Continues to Block Some Links
Hier via Twitter , un internaute nous faisait remarquer que toutes les publications d’ FHIMT.com et celles de reflets .info sur l’affaire Amesys avaient disparu de Facebook.

