Facebook takes down anti-vaxxer page that used falsified image of girl who died

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The mother of a young Newfoundland girl says she's relieved a social media company has disabled a site that used images of her dead daughter to promote an anti-vaccination campaign.

Holly Denine recently came across a Facebook page displaying a photo of her daughter Nevaeh Denine, with text that falsely stated her death was related to vaccines.

She died from her illness last summer at just nine years of age and was remembered her courage and selflessness. The social media giant says the site was disabled for violating the company's community standards for misrepresentation.

 

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