The problem with her case is that Instagram likely has no contract under which it has agreed to host her account, and can thus change it's mind at anytime.
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Where did they get the idea that Meta needed any kind of justification to remove an account? That's ridiculous.
It's a court ruling. Courts usually get their ideas from applicable laws.
Typically, yeah, hence my confusion.
I'm not an expert on Colombian law, but I'd assume it's somewhere in there?