For the second day continues the blockade of the sites of the radio "Voice of America" and Radio "Liberty" in Azerbijan, one of the most widely read and popular information resources in Azerbaijan. The Ministry of Communications, e-Security Center and main supplier of Internet in the country, Deltatelekom firm, do not comment what is happening. The access to the sites outside the country is open.
E-Security Center has the technical capabilities to immediately identify the cause of the lock if it occurs on someone's malicious intent. The refusal of the authorities to explain what is happening, means that the lock is under the control of the authorities.
It is hard to say for what purpose it is dome, but it is possible that the authorities are trying to reduce the area where the government is actively criticized for increasing tariffs for gas and light. However, on Facebook such criticism continues with success.
The access to the site of the only opposition newspaper "Azadlig", which works with large trouble, is also very difficult.-02В-
2016 November 29 (Tuesday) 11:35:48
In the evening of November 28 the blocking of the radio station sites Voice of America and Liberty (Azadliq) began in Azerbaijan, which continued in the morning of November 29.
Late in the evening the blockade was lifted, but resumed again in the morning.
The Ministry of Communications of the country does not comment on what is happening and does not give an explanation.
Meanwhile, access to these popular sites is open outside of Azerbaijan. -02B-
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