On Wednesday, September 2, 2020, Charlie Hebdo published an issue titled “This is all for this”. This copy is back on the front page 12 cartoons of Muhammad In the midst of a hearing into the attacks in January 2015, the satirical newspaper reaffirmed its position.
Like many internet users, Laure Daussy and Coco, who are on the editorial staff of “Charlie Hebdo” He shared the cartoons on his Instagram account. This Sunday, two journalists noticed that their profiles had been suspended. “The last photo I posted was on the front page of Charlie Hebdo. So it’s probably a hack or a mass report, a new form of censorship. Mind-blowing.” Laure Daussy explains on Twitter, while designer Corinne Rey, known as Coco, placed a higher bid, believing the process was ongoing. “simply scandalous”.
Instagram denies censorship accusations
Instagram quickly responded to the backlash. The social network, owned by Facebook, claims that many Internet users clicked button to report content as “inappropriate”Through bulk reporting submissions, an Instagram account may be automatically suspended while a moderator reviews the issue.
“These accounts were deleted in error. We restored them as soon as we were made aware of this and apologize for any confusion or inconvenience this may have caused.” A spokesperson for Instagram France explains this in a press release.
“FYI, this had no connection to Charlie’s cover, other than that it was uncensored and posted on Charlie’s account” The American group interviewed by our colleagues at Le Figaro states that, a few hours after they were blocked, Laure Daussy and Corinne Rey’s Instagram accounts have been reinstated for this reason. Laure Daussy points her finger at “you”“Campaign to report those who want to censor Charlie Hebdo’s front page”.
Source : The Figaro
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