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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | India: "History's longest ever e-curfew" continues in Kashmir

India: "History's longest ever e-curfew" continues in Kashmir

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published Published on Feb 17, 2020   modified Modified on Feb 17, 2020
-Reporters without Borders

Six months to the day after the Indian government blocked all communications in the northern region of Jammu and Kashmir on 5 August, after revoking its autonomy, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reveals what it is like for journalists trying to work in this territory in the wake of the federal government’s recent measures, which have had little real impact.

Kashmiris had few illusions. A week after the supreme court ruled on 10 January that the total Internet blackout in the Kashmir Valley was illegal, the government responded by publishing a “white-list” of 153 websites that were now supposedly accessible to Kashmiris. The number of sites was increased to 301 on 24 January.

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Reporters without Borders, 5 February, 2020, https://rsf.org/en/news/india-historys-longest-ever-e-curfew-continues-kashmir?fbclid=IwAR2Soc4TCyKAYm2VI_zEnpPZ0Chs2MdtwmbQXQsuhbxw_CtTq73AOQ2QiMg


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