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The recent introduction of Decree 147 by the Vietnamese government draws a heavy curtain over the already dim landscape of internet freedom in Vietnam. This decree, alongside the comprehensive Law …
Vietnam’s Decree 147: A New Chapter of Internet Oppression Read More
Mauritius lifted a recent social media ban just before elections due to public outcry. The government had implemented the ban following explosive leaked audio revealing misconduct and potential threats to …
Mauritius’ Social Media Ban Lifted Amid Electoral Tensions and Outcry Read More
The #KeepItOn coalition demands the end of internet shutdowns in Mozambique amid violent protests following disputed elections. Highlighting the constitutional right to freedom of expression and international human rights obligations, …
Mozambique’s Internet Shutdowns: A Call to Action for Civil Rights Preservation Read More
Mozambique’s government has imposed significant internet restrictions since October 25, 2024, following protests against election results. Human Rights Watch demands an end to these restrictions, which severely limit access to …
Mozambique: Government Internet Restrictions Erode Civil Rights Post-Election Read More
Mozambican authorities faced condemnation for internet shutdowns during protests against alleged election fraud. Following serious unrest, the situation worsened with ongoing digital platform blockages. Activists demand that authorities respect human …
Mozambique’s Internet Shutdowns: A Call to Uphold Human Rights During Protests Read More