Topic: Kashmir
Kashmir has become a focal point for severe censorship and surveillance, with authorities implementing internet shutdowns and prosecuting residents for using VPNs and encrypted messaging. The crackdown extends to social media platforms, where accounts are deactivated and communication is heavily monitored. This situation highlights the ongoing struggle for free expression and privacy in the face of oppressive government policies.
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Faced with censorship, Kashmir residents turn to encrypted messaging
But, even then, they’re worried their messages may still be read by authorities.
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Indian authorities outline plans to prosecute Kashmir citizens’ use of VPNs under anti-terror laws
Kashmir is one of the most censored regions on the planet.
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India’s internet shutdowns have reached as far as Delhi as the government tries to crush protests
Thousands of people have been detained.
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Twitter is complicit in censorship on behalf of Indian government
Twitter is complying with orders to withhold tweets.
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Kashmir journalists are operating amidst an internet blackout
Only half a dozen out of the 50 most popular Kashmiri newspapers are still publishing.







