⚠ Important Update
My Facebook account is suspended – here’s how to stay in touch via MeWe, Signal, Telegram, and my website.
Why This Update Matters
Since my Facebook account is suspended, and I can no longer post, reply, or use Messenger. This means I can’t connect with many of you in the usual way. While this may be temporary, I want to make sure we don’t lose touch.
This page lists all the ways you can stay connected with me and keep following my work on social justice, political reform, and independent media.
Even without Facebook, you can still read my articles, receive updates, and join our discussions. Please bookmark these links and share them with others.
- 🌐 Website: https://socialjusticeaustralia.com.au/
- 📰 Newsletter: https://socialjusticeaustralia.com.au/monthly-newsletter-subscription/
- 📱 MeWe: mewe.com/denishay
- 📱 Signal: https://signal.me/#u/DenisHayAU
- 📱 Telegram: https://t.me/DenisHayAU
- 🐦 Twitter/X: https://x.com/AustfutureHay
- Locals: https://socialjusticeaustralia.locals.com/newsfeed
- Medium: https://medium.com/me/stories/public
Why This Happened
Facebook often suspends accounts under its Community Standards or Cybersecurity policies, sometimes without clear explanation. While I believe my posts have followed the rules, I suspect my content, which focuses on holding power to account, may have been targeted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What happens when Facebook suspends an account?
A: You lose access to your profile, Messenger, and any groups or pages you manage (unless others have admin access).
Q: How can I contact you without Facebook?
A: You can use my MeWe, Signal, Telegram, or email newsletter — all listed above.
Q: Will you return to Facebook?
A: If the suspension is lifted, I’ll resume posting there, but my main updates will continue through my website and newsletter.
Q: What can I do if my Facebook account is suspended?
A: If your Facebook account is suspended, first check your email for a message from Facebook explaining the reason. Use the appeal link provided or the official appeal form to request a review.
Attach a government-issued ID if required and keep your appeal short, polite, and factual. While waiting, set up alternative ways for people to contact you, such as MeWe, Signal, or Telegram, and update your website or newsletter subscribers with your new contact information.
This ensures you don’t lose touch with friends, family, or your audience if the suspension becomes permanent.
Final Message
The work for social justice doesn’t stop because of one platform. By connecting through these alternative channels, we can keep building awareness and pushing for change together.
My Facebook has been suspended and I have no Idea why. I dont put insulting remarks or anything like that up on my computer. Help.
Hi Heather, I completely understand how you feel. The same thing happened to me, and Facebook never gave a clear reason either. Unfortunately, there’s no direct support line, and appeals often go unanswered.
The best thing you can do is submit a review request via Facebook’s “Appeal Disabled Account” form and ensure your ID is verified.
It’s frustrating, I know. You’re not alone; many people have lost long-term accounts without explanation.
This is a ludicrous decision by Facebook. It is appalling that they treat a respected Facebook user this way.
I remain utterly gobsmacked.
Thank you, Michael. I truly appreciate your support.
I am absolutely appalled at the way Facebook has handled this. There was no warning, no clear explanation, and no real avenue to challenge their decision. To be cut off from my community and the work I do for social justice in this way is both frustrating and deeply concerning.
It is unacceptable that a platform with such influence can silence people overnight, without transparency or accountability.