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Internet in Tunisia : censorship?
I want to know if on Yahoo Answers United Kigdom, political questions on Tunisia and his regime led by Ben Ali are censored as in French Yahoo Answers.
Tunisian activists organized a peaceful demonstration against censorship as part of the May 22 worldwide event announced to be the day against Tunisia’s “Ammar 404”: an imaginary person tunisians have created to symbolize their country’s world class filtering of the internet, and a pun on error 404 users get when they try to access censored content online.
@Wlad : thx ! ;)
I'm not so comfortable with english but I wanted to let LOJ and friends that internet is wide and make them run a little bit. It's why I put links in French Yahoo !
LOJ and friends are somehow logical, the fact is I don't understand Yahoo team position.
Nevertheless, keep on laughing !
3 réponses
- Anonymeil y a 1 décennieRéponse favorite
The Tunisian government prohibits access not only to opposition websites and sites run by critical exiles, but also such popular sites as YouTube and Daily Motion as banned due to their hosting of videos documenting prison abuse in Tunisia. Internet censorship is a real Nightmare in Tunisia.
Stop imagining inexistent things and stop talking to inexistent people !
"Ammar" has no power in Yahoo answers, Yahoo answers has no authority over its users !
Just try to understand what happens in "RT".....
- il y a 1 décennie
I always use Yahoo! UK NOT in order to prevent the Ben Ali agents from censoring my questions or answers, however unless that agent "LIBERTE ORDRE JUSTICE" is multilingual you can post what you want. Otherwise, let's consider posting here a test to find out whether he's only stuck on FR... Hamad, you know life has changed in Tunisia and French is no longer the pillar of communication.
Concerning the May riots, a close friend of mine took part in them... I was sitting for exams those days, but I envy her for standing there with the crowds of youth against this naked oppression...
- Bob PLv 5il y a 1 décennie
It is doubtful that British censorship would be a problem.
In France, Ben Ali is still regarded as an insurgent and terrorist (for which he was once imprisoned by the French).
However, you should understand that our security agencies do not take kindly to foreign insurgency groups using us, or our relatively liberal attitudes, to further malign agendas.