Facebook Bans Human Rights Activist for Commemorating Christians Slaughtered by ISIS
By Tyler O'Neil February 19, 2019
ISIS video screenshot with the names of martyrs added. This is the photo Facebook banned Faith McDonnell over.
Last week, Facebook permanently banned a human rights activist right after she updated her profile picture to commemorate 21 African Christians slaughtered by the Islamic State (ISIS). Inspired by the new book The 21: A Journey into the Land of Coptic Martyrs, she featured the photo on February 15, the fourth anniversary of their tragic deaths. Minutes later, she lost her Facebook account.
"It happened within 10 minutes of me posting that photo that they logged me out and when I tried to get back on, bam!" Faith McDonnell, director of the international religious liberty program and church alliance for a new Sudan at the Institute for Religion and Democracy (IRD), told PJ Media.
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