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Antony Loewenstein

Independent journalist, author and film-maker

How restricted web access looks and feels in Iran

Posted on February 6, 2013

Fascinating project by Iranian designer Maral Pourkazemi detailing the reality of online censorship and repression in the Islamic Republic:

The Iranian Internet – An Infographic by Maral Pourkazemi from Gestalten on Vimeo.

Tags: censorship, internet, Iran, Islam
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