- Breastfeeding mothers are accusing Facebook of censorship again. (Huffington Post)
- A group of moms protested outside Facebook offices around the world Monday charging that the social network has repeatedly taken down photos that show mothers breastfeeding their babies. (ABC News)
- According to some activists, this is precisely the case when it comes to breastfeeding photos. Apparently, Facebook is a little overzealous when it comes to removing images of new mothers feeding their babies. (WebProNews)
- Several mothers arent happy that Facebook took down photos of them breastfeeding that they had uploaded to the social media site. I felt like they thought it was obscene and that it was a wrong thing to do, mother Emily Rodriguez said. (msnbc.com)
- According to a Facebook spokesperson, Breastfeeding photos that contains nudity - for example an exposed breast that is not being used for feeding - violate the sites terms. The spokesperson added Facebook does not go out looking for these pictures. (msnbc.com)
- A group of about 80 women gathered outside the offices in King Street, Sydney, to demonstrate after hundreds of breastfeeding photos were deemed obscene and taken down from the site. (News.com.au)
- after Canadian mother Emma Kwasnica said that the social networking site had labelled about 30 photos of her breastfeeding her daughters "obscene" and "sexually explicit". (Daily Telegraph)
- This isnt the first time Facebook has come under scrutiny for deleting photos of breastfeeding babies, and likely wont be the last until the rules are more strictly enforced. (Sheknows.com)
- Mothers angry at Facebook for taking down photos of women breastfeeding their children staged nurse-ins at the companys new Menlo Park, Calif., headquarters and satellite offices around the world, The San Francisco Chronicle reported Feb. 7. (Women's eNews)
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Breastfeeding photos
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