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World Report 2020 : Shutting Down the Internet to Shut Up Critics | Human Rights Watch

analyse - 17 janvier 2020

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From Caracas to Khartoum, protesters are leveraging the internet to organize online and stand up for their rights offline. In response, in the past year governments in Bangladesh, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Myanmar and Zimbabwe shut down the internet in all or some parts of their countries—perhaps with the hope that doing so would shut off their problems.
Governments are increasingly resorting to shutdowns in times of crisis, arguing they (...)



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