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Internet Censorship Update: Blocking of murrayhunter.substack.com website - Vimarsana News

Internet Censorship Update: Blocking of murrayhunter.substack.com website

Murray Hunter 23rd October 2023, the website of writer Murray Hunter, murrayhunter.substack.com was found to be blocked by Malaysian Internet Service Providers (ISPs) implementing what appears to be a Malaysia Communications and Multimedia (MCMC) mandated blocking of a website. This was confirmed

Website block rate increased in 2023 - internet censorship study - Vimarsana News

Website block rate increased in 2023 - internet censorship study

Top 3 blocked sites include pornography, gambling, online dating.

Learn from S'gor, Penang's pitfalls - Vimarsana News

Learn from S'gor, Penang's pitfalls

PETALING JAYA: With a Free­dom of Information Act (FOIA), anyone should be able to ask how much a particular government project actually costs, which company got it and whether they deserved it, say experts.

Online freedom monitor confirms MCMC behind latest site block - Vimarsana News

Online freedom monitor confirms MCMC behind latest site block

Sinar Project says data indicates that blocking occurred on networks run by several ISPs which redirected users to a server maintained by MCMC. (MalaysiaNow) - An online freedom monitor today confirmed that the blog of former MP Wee Choo Keong, which has been inaccessible since July 24, has been

Trust in govt requires more than just the Bill, say groups - Vimarsana News

Trust in govt requires more than just the Bill, say groups

PETALING JAYA: The implementation of the anti-hopping legislation should go hand-in-hand with amendments to state laws and the constitutions of political parties to meet its aim of maintaining a stable government, say civil society groups.