Mauritius Suspends Access to Social Media Ahead of Parliamentary Elections
Briefly

The government of Mauritius has announced a social media ban until the day after parliamentary elections, citing national security concerns due to recent leaks of private conversations.
The ICT Authority justified the ban by claiming that illegal postings on social media constitute a serious threat to national security and public safety.
Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth's office stated that the suspension of social media is essential for maintaining national security and integrity ahead of the elections.
This unprecedented measure follows a scandal involving leaked conversations of politicians and journalists, significantly impacting media freedom in Mauritius.
Read at time.com
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