Internet access cut across much of Iraq - NGO

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BAGHDAD (Reuters)Thursday, 03 Oct 2019
3:08 AM MYT 
 - Internet access has been cut off across much of Iraq including the capital Baghdad with connectivity falling below 70%, internet blockage observatory NetBlocks said, amid renewed anti-government protests that turned violent and spread nationwide.

Earlier on Wednesday social media platforms Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, as well as messaging applications WhatsApp all appeared to be have been disabled across Iraq except in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Region which has a separate internet infrastructure.
The services were only accessible by using a VPN, which effectively disguises the location of a device.



my current job "feeding news sites and writing political stuff. seriously engaged with human rights and political issues in Iran" I do my best hope for freedom and democracy in Iran

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