France's State of Emergency in New Caledonia: A TikTok Ban and More

Internet Shutdowns as a Measure to Control Civil Unrest

In the face of escalating tensions, France has declared a sweeping state of emergency in New Caledonia. This includes a ban on TikTok, a move that underscores the growing global trend of using internet shutdowns as a means to control civil unrest.

The French Government's Response to Civil Unrest in New Caledonia

The French government has taken the step of blocking TikTok in an attempt to curb civil unrest in New Caledonia.

Reclaim The Net's Coverage

This information was initially reported by Reclaim The Net.

What's Your Take?

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