Jordanians protest proposed internet controls
Website owners and journalists protest against proposed new law they claim will result in increased state censorship of the internet
MENA, Thursday 30 Aug 2012
When Jordanians logged onto their favourite websites on Wednesday morning, many of them saw black messages stating: "This website could be blocked under amendments to printing and publishing laws and state censorship of the internet."
Website owners and journalists protest against proposed new law they claim will result in increased state censorship of the internet
MENA, Thursday 30 Aug 2012
When Jordanians logged onto their favourite websites on Wednesday morning, many of them saw black messages stating: "This website could be blocked under amendments to printing and publishing laws and state censorship of the internet."

