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Belarus is now home to the internet’s strangest law

Belarus: small. Proud. Kvass-drinking. A long history of dubious human rights and piddling dictatorship. And now, bound to a law that makes it illegal to browse foreign websites. ??????????!

According to the Library of Congress, the new law, which makes SOPA look like a lollipop handout, might make hitting Facebook a little tricky outside of home. Essentially, any “company” or “entrepreneur”—left to be defined broadly—has to use Belarusian internets. via Gizmodo

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