18. Ministre des postes et télécommunications,
“Editorial,” http://www.postelecom.dz/secteur1.htm.
19. Economic Commission for Africa, Algeria: Internet
Connectivity, http://www.uneca.org/aisi/nici/
country_profiles/Algeria/algerinter.htm.
20. Internet World Stats, “Africa Internet usage and
population statistics,”
http://www.internetworldstats.com/africa.htm#dz.
21. Le 1516, “Comment se connecter,”
http://www.le1516.com/index.html.
22. Djaweb offers 2-megabyte connections for approximately USD1,500 per month. See Djaweb, “Tarifs,”
http://www.djaweb.dz/tarifs.htm.
23. Economist Intelligence Unit, “Algeria: Telecoms and
technology background,” http://www.ebusinessforum.
com/index.asp?layout=newdebi&country_id=DZ.
24. Reporters Sans Frontières, “Internet under surveillance 2004: Obstacles to the free flow of information
online,” June 22, 2004, http://www.rsf.org/article.
php3?id_article=10730.
25. Ministre des postes et télécommunications,
“Configuration des services de la plate-forme
Internet des P&T,” http://www.postelecom.dz/
service.htm.
26. VSAT Case Studies: Nigeria and Algeria, Research
Report prepared by Steve Esselaar and Aki Stavrou
on behalf of the LINK Centre for the IDRC, CATIA
and GVF, December 2, 2003.
27. Ministre des postes et télécommunications,
“Plate forme d’accès à l’Internet,”
http://www.postelecom.dz/plate.htm.
28. Ministre des postes et télécommunications,
“Configuration des services de la plate-forme
Internet des P&T,” http://www.postelecom.dz/
service.htm.
29. Ministre des postes et télécommunications,
“Dispositions generales,”
http://www.postelecom.dz/titre1.htm.
30. Ministre des postes et télécommunications, “Les
providers Algeriens,”
http://www.postelecom.dz/provider.htm.
31. Reporters Sans Frontières, “Internet under surveillance 2004: Obstacles to the free flow of information
online,” June 22, 2004,
http://www.rsf.org/article.php3?id_article=10730.
32. Ibid.
33. Ibid.
34. VSAT Case Studies: Nigeria and Algeria, Research
report prepared by Steve Esselaar and Aki Stavrou
on behalf of the LINK Centre for the IDRC, CATIA
and GVF, December 2, 2003.
35. United Nations Commission on Human Rights, 2006,
The right to freedom of expression: Report of the
Special Rapporteur, Ambehi Ligado,
E/CN.4/2006/55/Add.1, March 27.
36. The International Lesbian and Gay Association,
World Legal Survey: Algeria, last updated July 31,
2000, http://www.ilga.info/Information/
Legal_survey/africa/algeria.htm.
37. Liberté, ”Les nouvelles sanctions concernant
l’exercice illegal du culte: Les évangélistes sous
haute surveillance,” March 14, 2006,
http://www.africatime.com/algerie/nouvelle.asp?no_n
ouvelle=244719&no_categorie=2; Moharram 1427,
Official Journal of the Algerian Republic, “Fixing the
conditions and rules for the exercise of religious worship other than Muslim,” Ruling no. 06-03 of 29,
#12, February 28, 2006, http://www.hrwf.net/religious
freedom/news/2006PDF/Algeria%202006.doc.
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“Editorial,” http://www.postelecom.dz/secteur1.htm.
19. Economic Commission for Africa, Algeria: Internet
Connectivity, http://www.uneca.org/aisi/nici/
country_profiles/Algeria/algerinter.htm.
20. Internet World Stats, “Africa Internet usage and
population statistics,”
http://www.internetworldstats.com/africa.htm#dz.
21. Le 1516, “Comment se connecter,”
http://www.le1516.com/index.html.
22. Djaweb offers 2-megabyte connections for approximately USD1,500 per month. See Djaweb, “Tarifs,”
http://www.djaweb.dz/tarifs.htm.
23. Economist Intelligence Unit, “Algeria: Telecoms and
technology background,” http://www.ebusinessforum.
com/index.asp?layout=newdebi&country_id=DZ.
24. Reporters Sans Frontières, “Internet under surveillance 2004: Obstacles to the free flow of information
online,” June 22, 2004, http://www.rsf.org/article.
php3?id_article=10730.
25. Ministre des postes et télécommunications,
“Configuration des services de la plate-forme
Internet des P&T,” http://www.postelecom.dz/
service.htm.
26. VSAT Case Studies: Nigeria and Algeria, Research
Report prepared by Steve Esselaar and Aki Stavrou
on behalf of the LINK Centre for the IDRC, CATIA
and GVF, December 2, 2003.
27. Ministre des postes et télécommunications,
“Plate forme d’accès à l’Internet,”
http://www.postelecom.dz/plate.htm.
28. Ministre des postes et télécommunications,
“Configuration des services de la plate-forme
Internet des P&T,” http://www.postelecom.dz/
service.htm.
29. Ministre des postes et télécommunications,
“Dispositions generales,”
http://www.postelecom.dz/titre1.htm.
30. Ministre des postes et télécommunications, “Les
providers Algeriens,”
http://www.postelecom.dz/provider.htm.
31. Reporters Sans Frontières, “Internet under surveillance 2004: Obstacles to the free flow of information
online,” June 22, 2004,
http://www.rsf.org/article.php3?id_article=10730.
32. Ibid.
33. Ibid.
34. VSAT Case Studies: Nigeria and Algeria, Research
report prepared by Steve Esselaar and Aki Stavrou
on behalf of the LINK Centre for the IDRC, CATIA
and GVF, December 2, 2003.
35. United Nations Commission on Human Rights, 2006,
The right to freedom of expression: Report of the
Special Rapporteur, Ambehi Ligado,
E/CN.4/2006/55/Add.1, March 27.
36. The International Lesbian and Gay Association,
World Legal Survey: Algeria, last updated July 31,
2000, http://www.ilga.info/Information/
Legal_survey/africa/algeria.htm.
37. Liberté, ”Les nouvelles sanctions concernant
l’exercice illegal du culte: Les évangélistes sous
haute surveillance,” March 14, 2006,
http://www.africatime.com/algerie/nouvelle.asp?no_n
ouvelle=244719&no_categorie=2; Moharram 1427,
Official Journal of the Algerian Republic, “Fixing the
conditions and rules for the exercise of religious worship other than Muslim,” Ruling no. 06-03 of 29,
#12, February 28, 2006, http://www.hrwf.net/religious
freedom/news/2006PDF/Algeria%202006.doc.
248
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