#Censorship #InternetFreedom
Pro-democracy NGO #HongKongWatch website reportedly blocked in Hong Kong
Source: Hong Kong Watch; Hong Kong Free Press; InMedia #Feb15
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Pro-democracy NGO #HongKongWatch website reportedly blocked in Hong Kong
Source: Hong Kong Watch; Hong Kong Free Press; InMedia #Feb15
Read more
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#Censorship #InternetFreedom
Pro-democracy NGO #HongKongWatch website reportedly blocked in Hong Kong
On February 15, 2022, the website of Hong Kong Watch, a NGO based in the UK, cannot be accessed in Hong Kong, unless a VPN is used.
It is reported that the Hong Kong authorities have requested internet service providers such as PCCW, CMHK, HKBN and Navigator networks among others, to delist the website.
In 2021, the Hong Kong government has taken down other websites including HKChroniclees.com, Transitional Justice Commission, and HK Charter 2021.
Benedict Rogers, CEO of Hong Kong Watch, said:
“If this is not just a technical malfunction, and Hong Kongers will no longer be able to access our website because of the #NationalSecurityLaw, then this is a serious blow to internet freedom. With the steady drip of website removals, there are fears that China could begin introducing its Great Internet Firewall into the city."
Source: Hong Kong Watch; Hong Kong Free Press; InMedia #Feb15
https://www.hongkongwatch.org/all-posts/2022/2/14/hong-kong-watch-website-blocked-by-internet-firms-in-hong-kong
https://hongkongfp.com/2022/02/15/website-of-ngo-hong-kong-watch-appears-blocked-amid-rising-fears-of-internet-censorship/
https://bit.ly/3uRjQDQ
Pro-democracy NGO #HongKongWatch website reportedly blocked in Hong Kong
On February 15, 2022, the website of Hong Kong Watch, a NGO based in the UK, cannot be accessed in Hong Kong, unless a VPN is used.
It is reported that the Hong Kong authorities have requested internet service providers such as PCCW, CMHK, HKBN and Navigator networks among others, to delist the website.
In 2021, the Hong Kong government has taken down other websites including HKChroniclees.com, Transitional Justice Commission, and HK Charter 2021.
Benedict Rogers, CEO of Hong Kong Watch, said:
“If this is not just a technical malfunction, and Hong Kongers will no longer be able to access our website because of the #NationalSecurityLaw, then this is a serious blow to internet freedom. With the steady drip of website removals, there are fears that China could begin introducing its Great Internet Firewall into the city."
Source: Hong Kong Watch; Hong Kong Free Press; InMedia #Feb15
https://www.hongkongwatch.org/all-posts/2022/2/14/hong-kong-watch-website-blocked-by-internet-firms-in-hong-kong
https://hongkongfp.com/2022/02/15/website-of-ngo-hong-kong-watch-appears-blocked-amid-rising-fears-of-internet-censorship/
https://bit.ly/3uRjQDQ
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Hong Kong Watch website blocked by internet firms in Hong Kong — Hong Kong Watch
Reports are emerging that Hong Kong Watch’s website can no longer be accessed through certain networks in Hong Kong. We are hearing that the website cannot be accessed via PCCW, CMHK, HKBN and Netvigator networks among others, and that the behaviour is…