Meta has suspended Taslima Nasrin’s Facebook ID on Tuesday (April 9). The platform now shows the “This content isn’t available right now” message on the Bangladeshi most popular writer, physician, feminist, secular humanist, and activist’s Facebook Profile link.
As per the report, the incident took place on Tuesday (April 9, 2024). Her fans, followers, and well-wishers express their negative thoughts over Facebook account suspending notice of the writer. The Facebook account has been suspended with over 839K followers.
“I’ve been following Taslima Nasrin on her Facebook Profile for 2 years. I love to read the thoughts she shared in her post. Yesterday, I shared her post on my account. But, I am unable to get back the post and it is showing “This content isn’t available right now”. Even, though I have searched her ID on the Platform, there are no results on the search page,” a user wrote on her Facebook post.
Currently, the “We Suspended Your Account” message is showing on Taslima Nasrin’s Facebook ID when she tries to log in. The platform mentioned that the writer has only 180 days left to appeal. Otherwise, the account will be disabled permanently.
The most popular social media platform, Facebook suspended her account on April 9, 2024. As per the message, the account is suspended, not disabled. So, there are 180 days left to get back the profile.
However, if you search her Facebook Account name on the platform, you will get many posts from various accounts regarding the incident except her real account. In addition, if you search “Taslima Nasrin Facebook ID” on Google or other search engines, you will get the ID. But, if you click there, it will show the “This content isn’t available right now” message on the browser.
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On the other hand, if you click on the Facebook ID that appears on Google Search, it will show you the following message.
Note that, previously Facebook has temporarily suspended Taslima Nasrin’s account too many times. But, this suspension is quite risky. But, she has 180 days to submit an appeal. Facebook will consider the application and decide whether the account will be back or not.
