After Twitter, Instagram.
Mila, the young high school student very regularly taken to task and threatened with death on social networks because of her criticisms of Islam, saw her Instagram account suddenly disappear on June 7.
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“
My Instagram just got deleted from one second to the next for no reason, probably due to mass reports.
I'm upset, my Instagram community was all that could cheer me up in these complicated times
, ”explains the teenager on another social network, Twitter.
Read also: Mila facing a handful of her stalkers in the Paris court
An ongoing trial
Asked by
Le Figaro
, Instagram evokes an error: “
The account was deactivated by mistake.
We restored it as soon as we heard of it.
"
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The young woman appeared last week at the Paris judicial court, for the trial of the 13 defendants, tried for harassing and threatening her on social networks.
The trial has in this case been postponed until June 21.
In mid-March, Twitter also recognized an "
error
" following the suspension of Mila's account. The latter, then followed by 22,000 subscribers, had been made unavailable for nearly a day. Two members of the government, Marlène Schiappa and Cédric O, the Secretary of State for digital, subsequently called on Twitter for more transparency on its moderation rules.
