A list of 13 “enemies of the internet” has been released by human rights group Reporters Without Borders (RSF).
For the first time, Egypt has been added to the list while Nepal, Libya and the Maldives have all been removed.
The list consists of countries that RSF believes are suppressing freedom of expression on the internet.
The civil liberties pressure group has organised a 24-hour protest, inviting web users to vote for the worst offending countries.
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i vot the u.s
why would post an article about a group listing the 13 “enemies of the internet” and not list (or at least link to the list) itself. after reading this article i only know 1 of the 13.
why would post an article about a group listing the 13 “enemies of the internet” and not list (or at least link to the list) itself. after reading this article i only know 1 of the 13.