TragicMonkey
Poisoned Waffles
If they don't like the person, yes. Twitter has banned countless feminists and gender-critical accounts for the most minor infringements or even for nothing at all. They hide behind generalities and some people have reported not being able to find out the reason for a ban at all.
Twitter is run by a group of people who include the wokest of the woke. Others have documented this. Fellow-travellers have virtual carte blanche to say what they like and if suspended they return in a day or two. Anyone who doesn't subscribe to the TWAW dogma is in danger of being banned at any time. Trans activists openly discuss on Twitter itself who they've succeeded in banning and suggest and gather support for reporting campaigns against their next victim. Groups of them with multiple accounts then trawl the victim's old tweets for something that can be represented as "hate speech" (in one case it was a quote from Hansard), urge each other to report selected tweets en masse, and hey presto, another ban.
As much as I hate to bring that bastard into every thread, there's a really notable example of a person who is definitely not "woke" or anything close to it, who is Twitter's most famous user. I think his example makes nonsense of your martyrdom complex here.