Jordan - International free expression groups call for an end to Internet censorship in Jordan

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The following letter was sent to King Abdullah II, urging an end to restrictions on websites and amendments to the country's media laws: His Majesty King Abdullah II The Royal Palace Amman, Jordan cc: His Excellency Abdullah Ensour, Prime Minister 7 October 2013 International free expression groups call for an end to Internet censorship in Jordan Your Majesty, We the undersigned are deeply concerned about the continued restrictions placed on dozens of news websites in Jordan and (...)

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