インドのテロ対策部局によるジハード関係のサイトの遮断。
海外からのテロ参加者もあるなかで、そうした呼びかけをサイトですることは不利益であると判断したのだろう。
BBCより。
India 'jihadi' web blocking causes anger
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-30656298
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India's Department of Telecoms ordered the blocking of the sites in order to prevent the publicising of "jihadi activities".
After considerable pressure, four of the sites - Weebly, Vimeo, Daily Motion and Github - were unblocked.
Officials said the other sites would have their blocks lifted if they complied with the "law of the land".
The Indian Ministry for Communication and Information Technology said in a statement: "It was stated that Anti National group are using social media for mentoring Indian youths to join the Jihadi activities."
It went on to say that the primary concern was that users posting material on the sites did not require any authentication, and that identities could be hidden.
The four websites that have been unblocked were said to have worked with the Indian government to address concerns - although it is unclear what changes, if any, have been made.
Some users were reporting that they were still unable to reach the apparently unblocked sites.
Pranesh Prakash, from the India-based Centre for Internet and Society, said: "Any intelligent person can see these sites don't incite terrorism."・・・
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