United Arab Emirates Internet censorship plan (2006)
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Confidential United Arab Emirates internet censorship plan. UAE Telecommunications Regulatory Authority policy Internet Content Filtering Version 1.0 final draft dated 24 September 2006 as received by Mr. Osman Sultan, Chief Executive Officer, Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company. 17 pages including cover letters.
Wikileaks release date Monday March 17, 2008
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