Uzbek Supreme Court Updates List of Banned Online Resources

Uzbekistan's Supreme Court has updated its list of online resources containing extremist and terrorist content banned from distribution and display in the country.

Uzbek Supreme Court Releases Revised List of Prohibited Online Resources

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — The Supreme Court of Uzbekistan has released an updated inventory of materials deemed to contain extremist and terrorist content that are banned from being imported, produced, distributed, or displayed within the nation.

This revised list features online resources from a variety of platforms, including channels on Telegram and YouTube, as well as pages and profiles on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Odnoklassniki, and other digital platforms.

The published information reveals that the list includes 886 Telegram resources, 405 Instagram resources, 276 Facebook resources, 202 YouTube resources, 68 TikTok resources, 44 Odnoklassniki resources, 13 websites, and 20 additional online resources.

The updated register identifies materials classified as containing extremist and terrorist content, which are prohibited in Uzbekistan.

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