Uralsvyazinform made to limit Internet access
14 March 2011 (17:15)
UrBC, Yekaterinburg, March 11, 2011. Tyumen Central District court sustained the claim laid by the public prosecution authorities against OAO Uralsvyazinform and OAO Ural-TransTelecCom and ruled that the telecommunications providers in question must limit Internet access to a presumably terrorism-oriented online resource.
The recent inspections revealed that the citizens of Tyumen Region had unlimited access to a website that justified the actions of the international terrorist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir al-Islami and encouraged its readers to establish an Islamic state, the caliphate, in Russia.
The access to the website was provided by Uralsvyazinform and Ural-TransTelecCom, the Internet providers.
The prosecution authorities are going to monitor the implementation of the court’s ruling.
The recent inspections revealed that the citizens of Tyumen Region had unlimited access to a website that justified the actions of the international terrorist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir al-Islami and encouraged its readers to establish an Islamic state, the caliphate, in Russia.
The access to the website was provided by Uralsvyazinform and Ural-TransTelecCom, the Internet providers.
The prosecution authorities are going to monitor the implementation of the court’s ruling.
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