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Molly Russell: Did her death change social media? - BBC News
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October 28, 2019
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14:20Now PlayingMolly Russell was just 14 when she took her own life. After she died her family found graphic posts about suicide and self-harm on her Instagram account.
Her father Ian spoke out, making headlines around the world and forcing Instagram into a promise to remove the most harmful content.
Now, Ian Russell has taken his message to the US, to meet other bereaved families and find out if the tech giant has kept its word. The BBC followed him on his journey.
Read more here: Instagram bans self-harm drawings
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Produced by Angus Crawford
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