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Uzbekistan creates tool to find banned online content

kun.uz · 25 September 2026
Uzbekistan creates tool to find banned online content
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Uzbekistan’s Supreme Court launched an online service allowing people to search for digital channels and sources the court has banned. The “Banned channels” tool, available through the MY.SUD.UZ portal, displays information about online content Uzbekistan’s Supreme Court determined promotes religious extremism, terrorism, or fanaticism.

The court prohibits importing, producing, storing, distributing, and displaying this content within the country. Users can search for specific sources across platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.

As of July 13, the service listed 1,882 banned sources.

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