Burma Burma’s ruling military junta is attempting to expand Internet access in the country while maintaining a restrictive system of control. Although less than only 1 percent of the population has access to the Intern

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Date: 2011-12-09 11:51:06 Southeast Asia Asia Internet in Burma Internet censorship Politics of Burma The Irrawaddy Burmese anti-government protests Proxy server Content-control software Burma Burmese media Communications in Burma		Burma Burma’s ruling military junta is attempting to expand Internet access in the country while maintaining a restrictive system of control. Although less than only 1 percent of the population has access to the Intern Add to Reading List Source URL: access.opennet.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 190,35 KB Share Document on Facebook

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