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<p>California [United States], August 30 (ANI): It seems Facebook never learns from its past mistakes. After creating a lot of furor following removal of a photojournalistic image from its platform, the company again drew ire this week for removing a news article posted by Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect.</p><p>The center posted a news article about Holocaust education that included a photo of naked, emaciated children from a Nazi concentration camp, Cnet reported. However, the article was about the importance of educating people about the disturbing historical event.</p><p>Facebook\'s explanation for the removal was a violation of its community standards where nudity is not permitted, prompting many to blame tech giants of censorship.</p><p>The center announced that Facebook has apologised for the removal of the post and restored the original post. (ANI)</p><br/><center><em><p>This story has not been edited. It has been published as provided by ANI</p></em></center>
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<p>California [United States], August 30 (ANI): It seems Facebook never learns from its past mistakes. After creating a lot of furor following removal of a photojournalistic image from its platform, the company again drew ire this week for removing a news article posted by Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect.</p><p>The center posted a news article about Holocaust education that included a photo of naked, emaciated children from a Nazi concentration camp, Cnet reported. However, the article was about the importance of educating people about the disturbing historical event.</p><p>Facebook\'s explanation for the removal was a violation of its community standards where nudity is not permitted, prompting many to blame tech giants of censorship.</p><p>The center announced that Facebook has apologised for the removal of the post and restored the original post. (ANI)</p><br/><center><em><p>This story has not been edited. It has been published as provided by ANI</p></em></center>
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