Al Jazeera banned in Eritrea
- Qatar: Sunday, February 03 - 2013 at 02:17
Qatar-based satellite TV channel Al Jazeera has been blocked by the government of Eritrea in the wake of reports that were aired by the Doha-based news network about dissident soldiers that seized the Eritrean information ministry in January, the Peninsula has reported. The Eritrean information ministry blocked all Al Jazeera channels and issued a decree that prevents anyone in the country from giving access to the news channel to the public. "The ruling was sent to all government institutions as well as public places such as hotels, restaurants and cafes in different towns and villages," the report said.
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