Fermeture d'Internet

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  Coupure au niveau national

  For approximately 24 hours, Internet access on mobile providers was shutdown, with multiple media reports indicating this shutdown was at the request of  the government of Bangladesh amidst renewed protests against the current government. On Monday, 5 August, reports emerged that the Prime Minister of Bangladesh had resigned and fled the country. As part of that, formation of an interim government was announced and Internet access began to be restored. Measurements as of 05 August at 13:00 UTC indicate that Internet connectivity is restored across the country. Data from Cloudflare Radar, IODA, and Google's Transparency Report showed the drop in traffic from mobile networks beginning around 07:30 am UTC on 4 August. This followed a government-mandated Internet shutdown for five days starting on July 18 and an ongoing blocking of various online services since July 16. On Monday, 5 August, there was a complete drop in all Internet connectivity visible in Google and IODA measurements, from approximately 4:30 - 7:30 UTC. After that, data shows a gradual restoration of Internet connectivity across all networks.

  Bangladesh

  • Démarrer 4 août 2024 07:30 UTC
  • Fin 5 août 2024 07:30 UTC
  • Durée totale 1 day
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  Coupure au niveau national

  At the request of the Syrian Ministry of Education, the Internet in Syria was suspended on the morning of 4 August 2024, between 7:00 and 10:15 local time (+3 UTC) ahead of the second round of high school exams as per the announcement by Syria Telecom. The company issued a schedule for the Internet and telecommunication services shut down. Along with this shutdown event, mobile telecommunication is also scheduled to be shut off between 9:00 and 10:15 local time (+3 UTC). The first shutdown event in this series happened on 25 July. The #KeepItOn coalition, which the Internet Society is a member, recently urged Syrian and other authorities to abstain from implementing Internet shutdowns during exams, noting the lack of evidence demonstrating their impact on exam cheating, the economic cost of shutdowns on countries, and their violation of human rights. Since 2019, Syria has ordered multiple Internet shutdowns, all related to exams.

  Syrie

  • Démarrer 4 août 2024 04:00 UTC
  • Fin 4 août 2024 07:15 UTC
  • Durée totale 3 hours
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  Blocage de service

  Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Signal, Telegram, WhatsApp, X (anciennement Twitter), YouTube

  Les données de l'OONI montrent de fortes anomalies dans la connexion aux médias sociaux et aux services de messagerie au Bangladesh. Ces nouvelles données, combinées à des rapports locaux, suggèrent que ces services sont à nouveau bloqués moins de quatre jours après leur retour à la normale. Ce nouveau blocage de services fait suite à des rapports faisant état d'une nouvelle fermeture d'Internet dans le pays, dans un contexte de nouvelles manifestations contre le gouvernement actuel. [Les données de l'OONI montrent que la connectivité aux médias sociaux et aux services de messagerie a commencé à revenir à la normale le 5 août, avec peu ou pas d'anomalies enregistrées le 6 août.

  Bangladesh

  • Démarrer 4 août 2024 00:00 UTC
  • Fin 5 août 2024 00:00 UTC
  • Durée totale 1 day
• Passé

  Coupure au niveau national

  At the request of the Syrian Ministry of Education, the Internet in Syria was suspended on the morning of 1 Augist 2024, between 7:00 and 10:30 local time (+3 UTC) ahead of the second round of high school exams as per the announcement by Syria Telecom. The company issued a schedule for the Internet and telecommunication services shut down. Along with this shutdown event, mobile telecommunication is also scheduled to be shut off between 9:00 and 10:30 local time (+3 UTC). The first shutdown event in this series happened on 25 July. The #KeepItOn coalition, which the Internet Society is a member, recently urged Syrian and other authorities to abstain from implementing Internet shutdowns during exams, noting the lack of evidence demonstrating their impact on exam cheating, the economic cost of shutdowns on countries, and their violation of human rights. Since 2019, Syria has ordered multiple Internet shutdowns, all related to exams.

  Syrie

  • Démarrer 1 août 2024 04:00 UTC
  • Fin 1 août 2024 07:30 UTC
  • Durée totale 3 hours

juillet 2024

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  Coupure au niveau national

  At the request of the Syrian Ministry of Education, the Internet in Syria was suspended on the morning of 30 July 2024, between 7:00 and 10:15 local time (+3 UTC) ahead of the second round of high school exams as per announcement by Syria Telecom. The company issued a schedule for the Internet and telecommunication services shutdown. Along with this shutdown event, mobile telecommunication is also scheduled to be shut off between 9:00 and 10:15 local time (+3 UTC). The first shutdown event in this series happend on 25 July. The #KeepItOn coalition, which the Internet Society is a member, recently urged Syrian and other authorities to abstain from implementing Internet shutdowns during exams, noting the lack of evidence demonstrating their impact on exam cheating, the economic cost of shutdowns on countries, and their violation of human rights. Since 2019, Syria has ordered multiple Internet shutdowns, all related to exams.

  Syrie

  • Démarrer 30 juillet 2024 04:00 UTC
  • Fin 30 juillet 2024 07:15 UTC
  • Durée totale 3 hours
• Passé

  Coupure au niveau national

  At the request of the Syrian Ministry of Education, the Internet in Syria was suspended on the morning of 29 July 2024, between 7:00 and 9:45 local time (+3 UTC) ahead of the second day of the third round of high school exams as per the announcement by Syria Telecom. The company issued a schedule for the Internet and telecommunication services shut down. Along with this shutdown event, mobile telecommunication is also scheduled to be shut off between 9:00 and 9:45 local time (+3 UTC). The first shutdown event in this series happend on 25 July. The #KeepItOn coalition, which the Internet Society is a member, recently urged Syrian and other authorities to abstain from implementing Internet shutdowns during exams, noting the lack of evidence demonstrating their impact on exam cheating, the economic cost of shutdowns on countries, and their violation of human rights. Since 2019, Syria has ordered multiple Internet shutdowns, all related to exams.

  Syrie

  • Démarrer 29 juillet 2024 04:00 UTC
  • Fin 29 juillet 2024 07:45 UTC
  • Durée totale 3 hours
• Passé

  Coupure au niveau national

  At the request of the Syrian Ministry of Education, the Internet in Syria was suspended on the morning of 28 July 2024, between 7:00 and 10:30 local time (+3 UTC) ahead of the second day of the second round of high school exams as per announcement by Syria Telecom. The company issued a schedule for the Internet and telecommunication services shutdown. Along with this shutdown event, mobile telecommunication is also scheduled to be shut off between 9:00 and 10:30 local time (+3 UTC). The first shutdown event in this series happend on 25 July. The #KeepItOn coalition, which the Internet Society is a member, recently urged Syrian and other authorities to abstain from implementing Internet shutdowns during exams, noting the lack of evidence demonstrating their impact on exam cheating, the economic cost of shutdowns on countries, and their violation of human rights. Since 2019, Syria has ordered multiple Internet shutdowns, all related to exams.

  Syrie

  • Démarrer 28 juillet 2024 04:00 UTC
  • Fin 28 juillet 2024 07:30 UTC
  • Durée totale 3 hours
• Passé

  Coupure au niveau national

  At the request of the Syrian Ministry of Education, the Internet in Syria was suspended on the morning of 25 July 2024, between 7:00 and 10:30 local time (+3 UTC) ahead of the first day of the second round of high school exams as per announcement by Syria Telecom. The company issued a schedule for the Internet and telecommunication services shutdown. Along with this shutdown event, mobile telecommunication is also scheduled to be shut off between 9:00 and 10:30 local time (+3 UTC). The #KeepItOn coalition, which the Internet Society is a member, recently urged Syrian and other authorities to abstain from implementing Internet shutdowns during exams, noting the lack of evidence demonstrating their impact on exam cheating, the economic cost of shutdowns on countries, and their violation of human rights. Syria ordered multiple Internet shutdowns, all related to exams.

  Syrie

  • Démarrer 25 juillet 2024 04:00 UTC
  • Fin 25 juillet 2024 07:30 UTC
  • Durée totale 3 hours
• Passé

  Coupure au niveau régional

  Haryana

  Les autorités de Nuh ont ordonné la suspension des services Internet et SMS pendant 24 heures à partir de 18 heures, heure locale, le 21 juillet. Ces ordres ont été émis par le secrétaire général adjoint Anurag Rastogi afin d'éviter toute perturbation de la paix et de l'ordre public dans le district de Nuh, dans le cadre de la prosession Brajmandal Jalabhishek Shobha Yatra qui se déroulera le lundi 22 juillet. Selon un rapport, le commissaire adjoint de Nuh, Dhirendra Khadgata, a déclaré que les exemptions ont été accordées pour les SMS personnels, les recharges de téléphones portables, les SMS bancaires, les appels vocaux, l'Internet à large bande pour les entreprises et les particuliers, et l'Internet par ligne louée.

  Inde

  • Démarrer 21 juillet 2024 18:00 UTC
  • Fin 22 juillet 2024 18:00 UTC
  • Durée totale 1 day
• En cours

  Coupure au niveau régional

  Annobón

  Les autorités de Guinée équatoriale ont ordonné la suspension des services Internet fixes et mobiles à Annobón à partir du 20 juillet, à la suite de manifestations contre l'exploitation de l'environnement, restreignant ainsi la capacité de la population à exercer ses droits humains. D'autres rapports suggèrent que le ministère des transports, des postes et des télécommunications a ordonné à Starlink de suspendre son service Internet par satellite à partir du 7 août.

  Guinée équatoriale

  • Démarrer 20 juillet 2024 00:00 UTC
  • Fin En cours
  • Durée totale 588 days, 10 hours