TOKYO/DHAKA -- Asian governments are increasingly restricting internet access for political objectives, posing risks for telecom operators who are left with no choice but to comply.
Government restrictions cause companies to suffer financial and reputational harm

Internet service providers, including Telenor of Norway, are coming under political pressure from authorities in some Asian countries to restrict internet access. (Source photos by Reuters)
TOKYO/DHAKA -- Asian governments are increasingly restricting internet access for political objectives, posing risks for telecom operators who are left with no choice but to comply.