Touch Enforcing Strict SIM Policy After Corruption Scandal
“You need a permanent residency,” said an employee at Touch, a mobile services company in Lebanon, to Syrian …
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“You need a permanent residency,” said an employee at Touch, a mobile services company in Lebanon, to Syrian …
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This article was first published by AccessNow on April 27, 2023. Over the last several months, the Tunisian …
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Internet in Sudan has been shut down intermittently amid armed clashes between the Sudanese army, led by Abdel …
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In recent years, Libya has experienced recurring waves of attacks and criticisms targeting social media platforms. Some have …
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In early March, the Beirut Bar Association (BBA) implemented new amendments that require lawyers to obtain official authorization …
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Amid the real risk of the collapse of Lebanon’s telecommunications services, serious reports have recently emerged about massive …
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Beirut on April 4, 2023 The Freedom of Opinion and Expression Coalition in Lebanon condemned in a statement …
Lebanon’s Public Prosecutor Ghassan Oueidat retracted the case against Jean Kassir, the co-founder and managing editor of the …
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The new Iraqi draft law on freedom of expression, assembly, and peaceful demonstration is under scrutiny for possible …
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After Tunisian journalists gathered to protest government restrictions on freedom of expression, loyalists to the Tunisian President Kais …
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