Enemies of the Internet 2014: entities at the heart of censorship and surveillance

Reporters without borders

This year's “Enemies of the Internet” report, which Reporters Without Borders publishes every year on World Day Against Cyber-Censorship (12 March), spotlights the government units and agencies that implement online censorship and surveillance. These entities, which include Pakistan's Telecommunication Authority, North Korea's Central Scientiﬁc and Technological Information Agency, Vietnam's Ministry of Information and Communications and China's State Internet Information Office, have used defence (...)

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