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Previously banned queer accounts return to Instagram

Previously banned queer accounts return to Instagram

Several Dutch LGBTQIA+ Instagram accounts that were recently removed without explanation have been restored to the platform. Despite the accounts being back online, administrators report they have still not received a reason for the initial bans.

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