'Over half of world's population hit by Net censorship in 2022'

Surfshark, in its yearly internet censorship recap, reported 112 internet censorship cases in 2022 across 32 countries. The report states that Asia accounts for nearly half (47%) of all new cases. Internet censorship remains a common technique used by governments in temporarily isolating citizens from the outside world, the report stated. The report states 11 Asian countries imposed new internet disruptions in 2022, bringing a total of 58 cases. India’s Jammu & Kashmir region has the highest disruption count (24), followed by Iran (11).


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