South Sudan shuts down social media for 3 months

South Sudan suspends social media platforms over videos of Sudan killings
South Sudanese authorities have suspended access to social media platforms for a minimum of 30 days after videos depicting the alleged killings of South Sudanese nationals in Sudan’s El Gezira state triggered riots and deadly revenge attacks.
South Sudan issues 30-day social media ban
Sensitive content that made its way online has resulted in a social media ban, in South Sudan, following a series of violent incidents. ・Social media ban imposed in South Sudan following release of sensitive content.
South Sudan orders temporary ban on social media over violence in neighboring Sudan
South Sudanese authorities have ordered telecoms to block access to social media for at least 30 days, citing concerns over the dissemination of graphic content relating to the ongoing violence against South Sudanese in neighboring Sudan.
South Sudan issues temporary ban on social media following violence in Sudan
South Sudan issued a social media ban for at least 30 days on Wednesday, following concerns over the spread of footage depicting violence against South Sudanese in Sudan. The ban was communicated in
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South Sudan Enforces Temporary Social Media Ban Due to Violence Against Nationals in Sudan
South Sudan has ordered a temporary ban on social media for 30 days due to violence against its nationals in Sudan, aiming to protect public safety.
South Sudan orders temporary ban on social media
The Government of South Sudan government has ordered a temporary shutdown of social media sites such as Facebook and TikTok within the country. The National Communications Authority (NCA) on Wednesday directed telecoms to block access to social media for at least 30 days,
S.Sudan Orders Internet Firms To Block Social Media Access
South Sudan on Wednesday ordered internet providers to block social media platforms, including Facebook and TikTok, following violent protests over the deaths of its citizens last week.
South Sudan shuts down social media for three months
South Sudan government on Wednesday directed telecom firms to block access to social media sites like Facebook and Tiktok as it reacted to mounting revenge violence in the country.The country's telecommunications regulator,
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