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Facebook apologise to mother for banning breastfeeding pics

Facebook were at the center of a controversial move recently when they removed a post featuring a mother in America, Sacramento breastfeeding her child.

Kristy Kemp is in charge of a breastfeeding support group page on Facebook. She got angry when she realised that Facebook removed several breastfeeding images and then proceeded to block her from the page.
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She said “It's not right. I'm trying to do good for mothers and I'm getting kicked off for posting pictures one of the most beautiful acts a mother can do for her kid, and it's not right.

Facebook's policy does say that it is fine to show breastfeeding images, however images where a breast is fully exposed and the child isn't actively nursing, is not.

Kitguru says: We can see how this might be easy for a Facebook moderator to get wrong.

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