Countries:
Morocco
Topics:
Freedom of Speech, Cyber-Activism, Internet & Telecoms

“People behind the blocking of Youtube in Morocco have to be reprimanded in proportion with the damage caused from ban. The news has made its way to BBC,New York times, Washington Post and a plethora of other news outlets in the world causing an unwanted negative advertising of a Kingdom that seeks to replenish its image and join the club of modern and free societies,” writes Moroccan blogger Adilski, who is based in Washington DC.

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