Stop Disruption Of Access To Internet, Digital Technologies In Nigeria, Group Urges FG(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Media Rights Agenda (MRA) has urged the Federal Government to urgently stop the spate of disruption of access to the Internet and other digital technologies in Nigeria. MRA said the government should henceforth prevent security agencies and regulatory bodies from intentionally interfering in different ways with the rights of individuals to seek, receive and impart information or to communicate with others through any means of communication and digital technologies. In a statement to commemorate this year’s World Press Freedom Day (WPFD), the group noted that taking actions such as blocking and disrupting access to these facilities, constitute a violation of international human rights law and standards. “Digital technology, despite its benefit of democratising access to information, has also exposed citizens to undue violence and unwarranted censorship by state and non-state actors. “As we celebrate, we call on governments and citizens to defend journalism against attacks as well as commit to protecting journalism and journalists from all threats in our societies.