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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Addis Ababa: Amnesty International<\/a> on Thursday called on Ethiopian authorities to restore access to social media<\/a> networks including Facebook<\/a>, TikTok<\/a> and Youtube<\/a> as a blockade on some platforms entered its second month.

In a statement, Amnesty said the blockade clearly violated rights to freedom of expression and access to information and \"further stains the country's already dismal record on media freedom\".

\"Amnesty International urges the Ethiopian authorities to lift this blockade without delay and to end this culture of interfering with people's right to express themselves and to seek and receive information,\" said deputy regional director for East and Southern Africa Flavia Mwangovya in a statement.

Internet censorship watchdogs including the Open Observatory of Network Interference and Access Now have also noted a blockade on social media networks since February 9.

Amnesty said the blockage followed calls for street protests by leaders of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church after a group of rebel archbishops created a dissident synod.

The Tewadeho Church -- representing 40 percent of Ethiopia<\/a>'s 120 million people -- accused Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of offering a form of recognition to the breakaway bishops, and interfering in its religious affairs.

The demonstrations were eventually cancelled after a meeting between church leaders and Abiy.

When contacted by AFP neither Abiy's office nor Ethio Telecom -- a wholly owned public company -- were immediately available.

Ethiopian authorities have cut or throttled access to the internet and social media platforms<\/a> many times in recent years.

Between 2015 and 2017, connectivity was interrupted on a number of occasions by the previous government as it faced the largest street protest movement in 25 years.

Under Abiy, this tendency has continued.

The northern region of Tigray, the scene of an armed conflict with the federal government, was largely deprived of telecommunications for the two-year duration of the war.

Networks have been partially restored since a peace agreement was signed in November.
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国际特赦组织呼吁埃塞俄比亚社会媒体封锁结束

大赦国际在一份声明中说,封锁显然违反了言论自由的权利和获得信息和“进一步污渍这个国家阴暗媒体自由记录”。

  • 更新2023年3月9日08:34点坚持
亚的斯亚贝巴:国际特赦组织周四呼吁埃塞俄比亚当局恢复访问社交媒体网络包括脸谱网,TikTok和Youtube作为一个封锁在一些平台上进入第二个月。

大赦国际在一份声明中说,封锁显然违反了言论自由的权利和获得信息和“进一步污渍这个国家阴暗媒体自由记录”。

“国际特赦组织敦促埃塞俄比亚当局解除封锁立即结束这的文化干扰人们表达自己的权利和寻求和接受信息,“说副东部和南部非洲区域主任弗Mwangovya在一份声明中说。

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互联网审查监管机构包括网络干扰和访问的开放天文台现在还指出自2月9日对社交媒体网络封锁。

大赦国际说,堵塞跟随领导人呼吁街头抗议的一群反叛后埃塞俄比亚东正教大主教创建了一个持不同政见的议会。

Tewadeho教堂——代表的40%埃塞俄比亚1.2亿人——指责总理阿Ahmed分离提供一种识别的主教,和干涉其宗教事务。

示威活动最终被取消会晤后教会领袖和阿。

当法新社联系到阿办公室和Ethio电信全资上市公司——都被立即可用。

埃塞俄比亚当局削减或限制访问互联网社交媒体平台近年来很多次。

在2015年至2017年之间,连接被打断在许多场合由前政府,因为它面临25年来最大的街头抗议活动。

在阿,这种趋势仍在继续。

北部地区的统治,但是现场与联邦政府的武装冲突,在很大程度上剥夺了电信两年时间的战争。

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网络已经部分恢复自从11月签署了一项和平协议。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Addis Ababa: Amnesty International<\/a> on Thursday called on Ethiopian authorities to restore access to social media<\/a> networks including Facebook<\/a>, TikTok<\/a> and Youtube<\/a> as a blockade on some platforms entered its second month.

In a statement, Amnesty said the blockade clearly violated rights to freedom of expression and access to information and \"further stains the country's already dismal record on media freedom\".

\"Amnesty International urges the Ethiopian authorities to lift this blockade without delay and to end this culture of interfering with people's right to express themselves and to seek and receive information,\" said deputy regional director for East and Southern Africa Flavia Mwangovya in a statement.

Internet censorship watchdogs including the Open Observatory of Network Interference and Access Now have also noted a blockade on social media networks since February 9.

Amnesty said the blockage followed calls for street protests by leaders of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church after a group of rebel archbishops created a dissident synod.

The Tewadeho Church -- representing 40 percent of Ethiopia<\/a>'s 120 million people -- accused Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of offering a form of recognition to the breakaway bishops, and interfering in its religious affairs.

The demonstrations were eventually cancelled after a meeting between church leaders and Abiy.

When contacted by AFP neither Abiy's office nor Ethio Telecom -- a wholly owned public company -- were immediately available.

Ethiopian authorities have cut or throttled access to the internet and social media platforms<\/a> many times in recent years.

Between 2015 and 2017, connectivity was interrupted on a number of occasions by the previous government as it faced the largest street protest movement in 25 years.

Under Abiy, this tendency has continued.

The northern region of Tigray, the scene of an armed conflict with the federal government, was largely deprived of telecommunications for the two-year duration of the war.

Networks have been partially restored since a peace agreement was signed in November.
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