Egypt added to RSF Internet blacklist, Libya off


  • World
  • Tuesday, 07 Nov 2006

PARIS (Reuters) - Journalists' rights group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has added Egypt to its list of the worst suppressors of freedom of expression on the Internet but removed neighbouring Libya as it found no Web censorship there. 

Nepal and the Maldives were also removed from the 2006 list, published on Monday, bringing the total number of countries on it to 13, all of them states regularly criticised by human rights groups, such as Cuba, Myanmar, Iran and Turkmenistan. 

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