Rogue attackers block Telegram messaging app in Russia

Human rights activists block Public Prosecutors' Office in Skopje.

Where else do they block more than 130 websites at once?

But this time, Pornub has been blocked for real.

Russian authorities block Zello, amid trucker protests

Ethiopia blocks Global Voices, jails more writers

Saudi Arabia is not the only country in the Arab region to block VoIP services.

Montenegro blocks messaging apps on election day

Some ISPs have quickly complied with Roscomnadzor requests, and are diligently blocking LiveJournal posts about the protest, although some have gone as far as to block the entirety of LiveJournal blogs. Beeline are so good.

When the regime cracks down on the Internet, people use proxy servers.

Protesters block the road in Al Qadam, Bahrain, on the second anniversary of widespread protests.

Unions and agricultural groups tie up traffic with protests every other day, hinting at possible escalation.

Since early August, authorities have blocked 35 news websites, many of which represent critical positions within the country s political climate.

The separatist leaders say they are blocking access to news websites in order to protect citizens from the destabilizing influence of Ukrainian media.

The US is also blocking the world s path toward an international rule of law for debt and finance.

Reid said Republicans who are blocking Garland's nomination are minions and enablers of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

That no tax pledge, and the public attitudes that led Obama to make it, block reasonable policies.

Scores of heavily armed soldiers have tightened their grip on the capital. They are blocking streets and cordoning off government buildings as well as the airport.

We are used to having roads blocked at the entrance of our areas, and used to waiting for hours and not being able to reach the places we want to go to.

Ageyev notes that unlike other social networks, such as VKontakte, Twitter, or Facebook, which actively battle extremist content, Telegram's technical support ignores user complaints about such content.

Instead, they are examples of politicians willfully blocking critical information relating to serious threats, for entirely partisan, if not personal, reasons.

Russia s foreign policy establishment is outraged by the actions of certain Western diplomatic envoys that are blocking UN Security Council press statements condemning the terrorist shelling of the Russian Embassy in Syria.

But microorganisms in seawater quickly colonize the membranes and block the pores, and controlling them requires periodic costly and chemical intensive cleaning.

Achieving a genuinely collaborative approach to missile defense matters will address a common threat and help remove misgivings that are blocking progress toward a common security space.

There is an alarming pattern of press manipulation throughout the region, from Honduran authorities cutting off a national radio station s telephone service to Argentine officials shuttering a printing press.

In many cases, lifesaving medicines can be cheaply mass produced, but are sold at prices that block access to those who need them.

Asomiddin Atoev, the chairman of Tajikistan's Association of Internet Service Providers, told the press that providers block sites when they have orders from the state Communications Service, and that nowadays these orders take an oral form.

(b) To eliminate laws, regulations and practices that, in a discriminatory manner, prevent or restrict women's participation in the political process and to implement positive measures that would accelerate the achievement of equality between men and women

In response, social media sites such as Russia's VK (VKontakte) network, the most active social network in Europe, have been blocking some protest related Ukrainian groups, making them unavailable for those with Russian IP addresses.

In all markets, when innovators can enter easily and are not blocked by unjustified regulations, everyone stands to benefit eventually even those whose occupations are disrupted or displaced.