Syria press access still restricted

The independent Syrian website "Hashtag" announced its final and forced cessation of activities within Syria after 15 years of operation, due to administrative pressures from the Ministry of Information, defamation campaigns, and security threats that escalated to death threats. The statement pointed to the deterioration of the environment for independent journalism in the country and the site's exclusion from the scene, citing licensing issues and work disruptions despite completing the administrative procedures. This comes amid repeated restrictions from authorities and threats from officials and powerful figures close to the site, making it unable to continue its work. This development is part of a broader discussion about the restrictions on media and the future of free journalism in Syria.

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