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Internet access in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has been restricted for over 100 days following protests for electoral reform that began in June. The shutdown has impacted daily life, including business and education, and has continued despite the formation of a new government after staggered elections held in August.
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Internet access in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has been restricted for over 100 days following protests for electoral reform that began in June. The shutdown has impacted daily life, including business and education, and has continued despite the formation of a new government after staggered elections held in August.
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Internet shutdown crosses 100 days in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
Internet Shutdown in Pakistan-administered Kashmir Exceeds 100 Days