How to Bypass the
ban: Try these proxy routes
Useful Resources:
[India] Information
Technology Act: Danger of Violation of Civil Rights by Sruti Chaganti
Guide to Internet Censorship in india
Indian Government Ban of Net Access to Pakistani News Broken
July 5, 1999
Links:
Human Rights groups in india:
PUCL
International organisations:
Global Internet
Liberty Campaign |
Internet Censorship In India Underway:
groups.yahoo.com
remains blocked
since september 2003
- Text of Government
order for blocking a website on groups.yahoo.com
- Text on Yahoo India website re the blocking order
Internet
Content Filtering in India: Variations in Compliance and Accuracy - May 27, 2004
News Reports:
Cyber satyagraha to nail e-vigil
Dot.silenced
(Oct 1, 2003)
Outrage
over India Yahoo ban (Sept.
29 , 2003)
Protest
against blocking of Yahoogroups (Sep 25,
2003)
No
net gain for Big Brother (Sept. 24)
Govt issues orders to ISPs - ` Block separatist outfit's ' (Sept 20, 2003)
Calling For Electronic Civil Disobedience To
Resist The Blocking of groups.yahoo.com in India
Users should speak up for unfettered communications rights
This current move to block internet content for thousands off users, is a blatant
violation of freedom of expression and sets a very dangerous precedent of censorship
and control of the internet in India. It is very unfortunate that human rights groups
in India, have still not taken note.
All in India wanting to bypass the illegal blocking of groups.yahoo.com are advised
go via:
http://proxify.com/
or
https://india.citizenlab.com
1. Advertise this among other users.
2. All users are invited to send at least 10 e-mail messages a day @ each of these
e-mail addresses a, b, c and d. [see addresses in column on the right] If only a
few hundred people repeatedly send them 10 blank messages a day, that would help
jam their pipes and slow down their mail servers.
All moderators running lists on groups.yahoo.com with subscribers in India are invited
to join and invite their users to send blank messages and or Protest letters to people
listed under a, b, c,d.
3. Internet users abroad are invited to join in solidarity
In solidarity,
Harsh Kapoor
South
Asia Citizens Web
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