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It has, however, removed an image on the company's Sina Weibo account that some viewers interpreted as obscene.

This isn't the first time a work of art has been banned from Facebook; earlier this year they removed an image of Copenhagen's 'Little Mermaid' statue for breaking nudity rules.

Facebook also removed an image of Katsushika Hokusai's The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife, an 1814 woodblock print depicting an octopus performing cunnilingus on a nude Japanese woman, that was posted on the wall of Jerry Saltz, the famed New York Magazine art critic and Bravo TV judge for the popular Work of Art reality show.

This article was amended on 14 November 2013 to remove an image of the Earth First logo.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is calling on Gov. George W. Bush to remove an image of the Confederate battle flag from the Texas Supreme Court building.

And from Argentina came a request to remove an image of the country's president, showing her in a "compromising position," as Google called it.

The agency, citing federal policies, told the two lawyers, Laurie Williams and Allan Zabel, who are married and based in San Francisco, that they could mention their E.P.A. affiliation only once; must remove language specifying Mr. Zabel's expertise and their years of employment with the agency; and must remove an image of the agency's office in San Francisco.

So skittish have some companies become, she added, that a Fortune 500 client asked NextMonet to remove an image they perceived as a nude woman from a brochure and to block all nudes from the company's link to NextMonet's Web site.

The following week, the A.N.C. demanded that the gallery take the painting down, and the party soon filed a lawsuit against the gallery and the local newspaper City Press, which it asked to remove an image of the painting from its Web site.

Phnom Penh – Renaissance Lille 3000 is at the Musée de l'Hospice Comtesse, Lille, until 17 January This article appeared in Guardian Weekly, which incorporates material from Le Monde This article was amended on 3 November 2015 to remove an image of the artwork The Elephant and the Pool of Blood, by Leang Seckon.

The Bank of Canada has apologised for removing an image of an "Asian-looking" woman from the design of a new $100 bank note.