ITU, Radio Regulations Board, State Power, and the Silencing of Iranians’ Last Connection to the Internet

When the most recent wave of protests began in Iran in January and escalated across the country, the government responded in a way that has become disturbingly familiar: by shutting down the Internet. This time, one of the longest and the most severe shutdowns in history. Major network operators were throttled or disabled (in uneven [ ] The post ITU, Radio Regulations Board, State Power, and the…