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Government extends its control over all media

By Free Media Online · February 3, 2010 · Comments Off
IFEX, Internet · Tagged: alexander, extensive-control, human rights, Internet, media, president-alexander

International Freedom of Expression eXchange: President Alexander Lukashenko signed a decree on 1 February 2010 establishing extensive control over Internet access and online content.

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Government extends its control over all media

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