Facebook and Politifact “fact check” Alliance Defending Freedom and SBA Pro-Life America’s posts about abortion pill complications, rating them “partly false,” despite the fact that the Politifact affirms the statistic in its own article:

Researchers reported that about 20% of the women who took medication for their abortions experienced what the paper described as adverse events or complications. 

Yelp re-evaluated thousands of search results for pro-life pregnancy centers and successfully censored 470 of them and flagged them for being “too pro-life.” Google followed by placing Planned Parenthood at the top of its search results for anything related to abortion.

 

Google shadowbanned[31] Life Issues Institute’s online educational campaign in May, and later, after the release of the Dobbs decision, prohibited their videos outright, labeling them “speculative and experimental medical treatment, cell therapies and gene therapies.” The videos (1, 2) share scientific facts (from doctors) and testimony (from those affected by abortion, including former abortionists, abortion survivors, and parents.

TikTok permanently banned[30] SBA Pro-Life America’s account without giving warning, vaguely citing “Community Guidelines.” The ban occurred shortly after the Supreme Court released its decision in the Dobbs case and the account remained inaccessible throughout the day. The account was later reinstated, again without explanation.

Google banned[29] all of Live Action & Heartbeat International’s Abortion Pill Reversal ads, as well as all of Live Action’s ads – including those for Baby Olivia, which depict the growth of a baby in the womb with highly detailed, scientifically accurate images. Google cited “unreliable claims” as their reasoning.

Domain hosting service GoDaddy dropped[28] Texas Right to Life’s website about the Texas Heartbeat Act following an online harassment campaign from pro-choice activists. GoDaddy’s reasoning, according to the email notification they sent to Texas Right to Life, was that the organization had violated GoDaddy’s terms of service. They did not specify which terms were violated or how.

Twitter restricts David Daleiden’s account, marking it “sensitive.” The label was only removed after he appealed to Twitter.

Ann and Phelim, producers of the movie “Gosnell” and hosts of The Ann and Phelim Scoop podcast, are suspended from Twitter for “platform manipulation and spam.” The account was reinstated after they appealed the suspension

In early January 2021, Twitter removed tens of thousands of followers from leading pro-life groups, while the follower counts of Big Abortion lobby groups continued to rise. SBA List lost more than 12% of its followers during this purge. Of the groups tracked, pro-life groups lost a total of more than 82,000 followers while Big Abortion lobby groups increased by over 11,000 followers.

The Dispatch retracted its “partly false” rating on SBA List’s ads on October 16th.

But Facebook did not remove the label until October 29th, following multiple SBA List inquiries.

Facebook bans two of SBA List’s ads exposing Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’s support for late-term abortion in the key battleground states of Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, based on a factually incorrect third-party “fact check” from The Dispatch.[27] [26]

Facebook restricts Choose Life Marketing’s account citing a violation of Facebook’s advertising policies. Choose Life could find no policies that they had violated and submitted a request to have their account reviewed. They received a notice, with no explanation for the restrictions, saying that it could take weeks for them to receive an answer. [25]

Facebook censors LifeNews, labeling as “False Information” their tweet about Kamala Harris’ persecution of pro-lifers who exposed Planned Parenthood selling baby parts, and “significantly reducing” the number of people who see the post. [24]

Facebook labeled two videos posted by Live Action as “false news. The videos debunk the myth that abortion is “medically necessary.”[21][20]